For whom is International Women’s Day? (Abdulhakim Idris) The United Nations Women’s Organization (UN Women) organized a series of activities aimed at mobilizing the international community against the abuse of women. One of these events was held over the past
It was our moms’ turn to carry us when we were young, and now it is our turn to carry her when she gets old. But many Uyghurs lost their chance to carry their mother due to the genocide that
February 17, 2021 Joseph R. Biden President of the United States of America The White House 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W. Washington, DC 20500 Re: A Human Rights Approach to US-China Policy
(Rushan Abbas) Dear Rihanna, “Why aren’t we talking about this?” – Your words referencing the Indian farmers’ protests hold such power in the scope of their reach. We are very impressed with the integrity it takes to address something when no
(CFU Exclusive) On behalf of those Uyghur Americans who read your recent article with hurt, anger, and disgust, allow me to express my great disappointment. To condemn what is very clearly a violation of each and every condition of the
While a Chinese cultural festival is being celebrated, Uyghurs’ culture and very lives are being obliterated under the CCP’s genocide. This year, groups will mobilize in different cities to create a global protest outside Chinese embassies and consulates by holding
As conversation on the developments in addressing the Uyghur atrocities continues, much attention has been paid to atrocity determination in the United States. Additionally, much groundwork for larger legislative action in Australia has been laid by the Australian Uyghur Tangritagh
I came to the US as an international student at my University. My father was a well-known TV-producer and Journalist. My mom was a math teacher. Like many Uyghurs, in 2017 I lost contact with my parents while I was
Thank you Babur for the introduction, and thank you Campaign for Uyghurs team for providing us with a platform to speak about our struggle. All six of us here today have a common struggle, representative of the experience of millions,
Thank you all here to attend this event. My name is Akida Pulat, I’m the daughter of Rahile Dawut, an eminent scholar of the Uyghur people, and an excellent mother who has been detained by the Chinese government since December
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