Right now more than two million Uyghur Muslims are in Chinese concentration camps.

Men are taken to the camps, their children to orphanages and women are forced to live with Chinese men.

What is happening to them?

We are witnessing a violation of an entire peoples dignity. Brutal and systematic camps designed solely to erase the Uyghur's ethnic identity via efforts to eradicate individuals faith, the Uyghur language and culture. To remold the region’s people as powerless, secular and patriotic Chinese citizens.

Uyghur Cultural Genocide

500,000 Uyghur Children Sent To Orphanages

Chinese authorities are putting the children of Uyghurs into dozens of state-run orphanages even if their parents are not dead, as over 2 million adults in their families are sent to internment camps.

China's manifestation to systematically distance young muslims from their families and culture. Erasing their ethnic identity one child at a time.

Uyghur Artists, Academics and Writers Incarcerated

There is a very clear pattern of China targeting renown Uyghur Artists, Academics, and Writers. These scholars are disappeared or put in internment camps for 're-education'. Mimicking the purge of academia during Mao's cultural revolution.

Forced Marriages

There are numerous reports of forced marriage as China targets the Uyghur population for assimilation. Motivated by the ethnocentric ideology of the Chinese Communist Party.

Uyghur Language Banned

Uyghur language is banned in all schools

Cultural Traditions Banned

Assimilationist policies adopted by the Chinese government aim to erase the ethnic identity of the Uyghurs. The dominance of Han ethnicity - the largest ethnic group in China - has been inscribed into the writings of Mao Zedong, founding father of the PRC.

Religious Repression

No Prayer or Quran

The Quran is banned and burned while Praying is forbidden, so Uighur Muslims are forced to pray secretly if they can at all.

No Fasting

Fasting in Ramadan, which forms an essential part of Muslim faith, is forbidden for East Turkestan’s Uighur Muslims.

No Salam

Even the simple act of greeting one another by saying “Salam” (meaning Peace) is forbidden in order to wipe out Uighur Muslim identity.

No Mosques

Mosques are heavily monitored. There are no Imams (leaders) left because they are all detained in camps. Over 70% of the Mosques in Kashgar have been demolished.

No Muhammad

Parents are forbidden from giving their children common Islamic names, deemed ‘extremist’ by the State. Failure to comply can restrict the child’s access to education & healthcare.

No Halal Food

Halal food or food bearing the Halal mark is banned in Uighur areas. One must explain why he/she is not eating pork and Uighur owned shops must stock alcohol and pork.

Inside Camps

China’s massive concentration camps are essentially a no-rights zone for Uighurs who end up there for basically just being Uighur. There is no dignity.

'Life' Outside

Those still outside, remain stuck in a police state with massive surveillance, no privacy and the constant threat of ending up like the others who are in camps.

"All who believe in the principle of “never again” after the horror of the Nazi extermination camps and Stalin’s gulag must speak up against China’s grotesque use of brainwashing, prisons and torture."

The Washington Post

Editorial Board - 20th May 2018
“Uyghurs and other ethnic minorities in East Turkistan (XUAR (East Turkistan) ) have been subjected to arbitrary arrest, egregious restrictions on religious practice and culture, and a digitized surveillance system so pervasive that every aspect of daily life is monitored—through facial recognition cameras, mobile phone scans, DNA collection, and an extensive and intrusive police presence.”

Senator Marco Rubio

Congressional-Executive Commission on China
"The incidents in China are, simply put, a genocide. There's no point in interpreting this otherwise"

Turkish Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan

Nothing is private

Uyghurs face a modern Orweillian knightmare, as China's dystopian social credit system limits everyday freedoms just for being an Uyghur.

Forced Guests

1 million communist ‘guests’ live in Uighur homes as government informants. The concept of family privacy for modest Uighur Muslims has become a distant dream.

Surveillance

Facial recognition and surveillance systems are focused on and densely installed in areas with a majority of Uighur Muslims; particularly, in and near Mosques.

Mobile Spyware

Uighur Muslims must install Jingwang Weishi, an app that monitors their activity. Installing the app but not using the phone is a sure way to land in a camp.

DNA Sampling

Millions of East Turkestan’s Uighur residents are required by law to submit DNA Samples for police/government record.

Inter-household Spying

Uighur Muslim households are divided into groups of 10 to spy on one another.

Government Minders

Non-uniformed, government minders prevent Uighurs from talking to reporters or meeting with foreigners without supervision.

Livelihood opportunities are crippled

Uyghurs have been reduced to poverty-stricken second class citizens. Chinese policies of repression amount to an apartheid state for Uyghurs.

Confiscated Passports

Passports of hundreds of thousands Uighur Muslims have been confiscated by the state to prevent them from fleeing abroad.

Heavy Policing

There are over 90,000 new security posts, 500 yards apart in cities. These stop Uighurs and waving through communists.

Confiscation of Property

Chinese authorities confiscate land and properties of Uighur Muslims and redistribute them to Chinese communists.

Frequent Pullovers

A person would be pulled over and have his ID checked 7 times while traveling just 2-3 km on his/her bike.

Forced Labor

Forced labor has been made mandatory for Uighur Muslims.

Local Travel Restrictions

Uighurs are frequently restricted to their own hometowns or cities and not allowed to travel to other parts of their own country.

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