Uyghur Emergency

Feb. 27, 2019

US speaks up for minority Muslim Uighurs in China - while Islamic countries stay mostly silent

China Appoints Political 'Rising Star' to Oversee Security in Troubled Xinjiang

Shadows on Upcoming China’s Universal Periodic Review

Muslims Arrested, Families Sent Back to Xinjiang

‘Social credit’ scoring: How China’s Communist Party is incentivising repression

East Turkestan: Saudi Arabia’s Mohammed Bin Salman Parrots Xi Jinping and Defends Country’s Use of Uighur Detention Camps

Feb. 26, 2019

China’s Treatment of Muslims a Defining Moment for the Organization of Islamic Cooperation

Turkey, Britain Critical of China Over Uighur Minority at UN Forum

US Justice Department official calls China a ‘foreign adversary’ that lacks commitment to rule of law

Uyghurs Pressure Beijing as Envoys Visit Xinjiang

Students team up to combat Uighur crisis

Feb. 25, 2019

American families of missing Uighurs speak out at DC event

Turkey, Britain raise China's treatment of Uighurs at U.N. rights forum

China cuts BBC broadcast after reporter mentions Muslim detention camps

Turkey steps up criticism of China over crackdown on Uighurs

Huawei, Hikvision, and the Surveillance State

Uyghur Community Starts #MeTooUyghur Movement To Find Missing Relatives in China

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Feb. 23 - 24, 2019

China says 'preventive' work in Xinjiang detention camps should be applauded

China defends Uighur internment camps as part of global terrorism fight

China has turned Xinjiang into a zone of repression

Saudi crown prince defends China's right to fight 'terrorism'

‘I won’t stop’: Kazakh man seeks justice for family caught in China’s Xinjiang crackdown

Colleges should punish int’l students who engage in threats, racial hatred and intelligence gathering for Beijing

Apple Cooperates With the CCP to Censor “Bitter Winter”

Feb. 22, 2019

Urghur activist: "It's not just a Muslim or religious or ethnic problem, it is now the problem of all human beings."

Fears for Uighur comedian missing amid crackdown on cultural figures

SAUDI ARABIA'S MOHAMMED BIN SALMAN DEFENDS CHINA'S USE OF CONCENTRATION CAMPS FOR MUSLIMS DURING VISIT TO BEIJING

China Spiriting Uyghur Detainees Away From Xinjiang to Prisons in Inner Mongolia, Sichuan

China cuts off BBC news report after Muslim detention camps mentioned

China Using American-Made Equipment to Track Uighurs with DNA

Feb. 21, 2019

China Uses DNA to Track Its People, With the Help of American Expertise

Why Muslim Rulers Stay Quiet Over China’s Assault on the Uighurs

Biotech Giant Thermo Fisher Stops Selling DNA Sequencers in Repressive Chinese Region

China's Rights Activists Face Torture, Detention, 'Disappearance': Report

Wary of Xinjiang Backlash, China Invites Waves of Diplomats to Visit

How Beijing’s Invisible Hand Infiltrates Canadian Campuses

Feb. 20, 2019

Uighur Australian's plea to 'save' his family in China

China borrows from totalitarian playbook with Xinjiang camps

MBS should stand with the Uighurs in China

British Muslims Rally to the Uyghur Cause

Australian diplomats called on to help Uyghur family, wife and child stuck in China

Uyghurs in America Aim To Keep Language Alive

Thermo Fisher to Stop Sales of Genetic Sequencers to China’s Xinjiang Region

Feb. 19, 2019

Chinese 'Muslim tracker' surveillance system monitoring movements of 2.5m people in Xinjiang

Washington Post: The Uighurs' desperate situation

‘Man returns to his native Xinjiang and disappears’ — a story too common for the headlines

How an exposed Chinese database gave a glimpse of real-time monitoring in Xinjiang

China denies contributing to bullying of activists at McMaster, UofT

The forgotten Canadian languishing in a Chinese jail

'We don't have a family anymore': The anguish of Hankiz Kurban and the Uighur diaspora

Feb. 18, 2019

‘Show Me That My Father Is Alive.’ China Faces Torrent of Online Pleas.

Berlin: Uyghur Drama 'A First Farewell' Wins Best Film in Generation Kplus Section

China's mass surveillance of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang province revealed in data security flaw

China Allows Cuban, Venezuelan Diplomats to Tour Muslim Internment Camps

The forgotten Canadian languishing in a Chinese jail

Xinjiang: Identities on Borrowed Time

Feb. 17, 2019

Turkey risks angering China by criticising treatment of Uighur Muslims

Data leak reveals China is tracking almost 2.6m people in Xinjiang

U.S. mercenary group linked to UAE agrees to deal with China to run anti-Muslim detention camps

Uyghur activist who sparked Chinese-student protest at McMaster worried about message targeting her son

Feb. 15, 2019

Uighur diaspora asks China for proof that disappeared loved ones are still alive

Angry over campus speech by Uighur activist, Chinese students in Canada contact their consulate, film presentation

County in Xinjiang: A Case Study in Destroying Faith

The World Must Save the Uyghurs

Beijing’s Shadow Haunts Overseas Chinese Students in Canada

Turkey Touts U.S. Support in Challenging China’s Muslim Internment Camps

As Uighur Muslims Demand Video Evidence of Loved Ones, USCIRF Chair Tenzin Dorjee Calls on China to Release Prisoner of Conscience Gulmira Imin

Uighurs on Twitter

Feb. 14, 2019

Turkey changes its tune on China's crackdown against Muslims

Chinese company leaves Muslim-tracking facial recognition database exposed online

Pelosi Signals Strong US Congress Concern Over Uyghur Political ‘Re-education Camps’

All eyes on Turkey-China ties after Uighur criticism

Turkey Calls Out China’s Repression of Uyghurs

From Beijing 2008 to Beijing 2022: Should We Boycott China’s Winter Olympics?

Explainer: who are the Uyghurs and why is the Chinese government

Feb. 13, 2019

Famous Chinese film director's desert labour camp movie pulled

A Young Uyghur Woman’s Plea for Her Mother’s Release

Families of missing Uighurs demand ‘proof of life’ videos from China

‘Patriot Act With Hasan Minhaj’ Highlights China’s #MeToo Movement, Online Censorship, And Uyghur Repression

Uyghurs in Exile Launch Campaign Calling on China to Release Video of Missing Family Members

Turkish-Chinese Tensions Escalate Over Uighurs

Muslim leaders in Europe discuss plight of Uighurs

Relatives of detained Uighurs demand 'proof of life' in social media campaign

Feb. 12, 2019

Turkish-Chinese Relations on Edge After Diplomatic Blunder

“Are they alive?”: Uighur Muslims demand videos of relatives in Chinese internment camps

Turkey helps publicize Uighur plight in China: activist

Uighurs ask China: 'Show me my mother and father are alive'

Families of missing Uighurs call for 'proof of life' videos from Chinese government

Ethnic Kazakh Man Who Fled China Sent Back to Thailand

Feb. 11, 2019

Australia called to act against Chinese detention of Uighurs

Uighur scientists, intellectuals remain unaccounted for

China's Uighur musician video 'raises many questions'

China Pushes Back Against Turkey’s Criticism of Its Uighur Detentions

Turkey hits China hard over Uighur. Why now?

Christian Gives Testimony of Life in Camps

Spring Festival Fever and the Year of the Pig

Xinjiang Woman Struggles to Care for Her Grandchildren

Feb. 10, 2019

Turkey condemns China's 'torture and political brainwashing' in Xinjiang

Turkey Calls on China to End Mass Incarceration of Muslim Uighurs

Revealed: 17 Australian residents believed detained in China's Uighur crackdown

Growing calls for closure of China’s ‘de-radicalising’ MUSLIM CONCENTRATION CAMPS

Beijing’s Olympics Paved the Way for Xinjiang’s Camps

Blackwater’s Erik Prince, China and a new controversy over Xinjiang

Feb. 9, 2019

'Shame for humanity': Turkey urges China to close Uighur camps

China's treatment of Uighurs is 'embarrassment for humanity', says Turkey

Turkey Asks China to Close `Concentration Camps' for Uighurs

Shopping with friends, and fracas, in China's Xinjiang

China Secretly Transferring Uyghur Detainees From Xinjiang to Shaanxi, Gansu Province Prisons

No halal please: meet China’s pig vigilantes

Own a Compass or Boxing Gloves? You May Be a Terrorist

The CCP is Committing “Cultural Genocide”

Ethnic Kazakh Faces Immediate Repatriation to China After Fleeing Country

‘I won't stop': Kazakh man seeks justice for family caught in China's Xinjiang crackdown

Feb. 8, 2019

China: Sanubar Tursun, voice of the Uyghurs, missing presumed detained in Xinjiang’s internment camps

The United States’ Role in China’s Persecution of the Uighurs

China forcing Muslims to eat pork saying it will make them more patriotic in religious crackdown

Freedom of religion in China 'worsened in 2018'

CSW among organisations calling for UN Human Rights Council to establish fact-finding mission into Xinjiang detentions

130 AMERICAN MUSLIM IMAMS, SCHOLARS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS SIGN A STATEMENT ON THE ONGOING OPPRESSION OF UIGHUR MUSLIMS

Uighurs fled persecution in China. Now Beijing’s harassment has followed them to Australia.

Senator Tom Cotton Addresses Hudson Institute on Xinjiang Province, China

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Rights Activists Urge Uzbekistan Not to Hand Ethnic Kazakh Over to China

Rights Groups Call on U.N. Human Rights Council to Address China’s Mass Detention of Uyghur Muslims

Feb. 7, 2019

She Fled China’s Camps—but She’s Still Not Free

Religious persecution in China

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UN urged to act against Xinjiang detention camps

China ‘forcing Muslims to eat pork and drink alcohol’ for lunar new year festival

Chinese Officials Force Muslims to Drink, Eat Pork At Festival

US-backed campaign for UN inquiry into China’s treatment of Uyghurs

Rights groups seek UN inquiry into China’s mass detention of Muslims

Uighur Woman Recalls Journey from Chinese Camp to US

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Protest in New York over fate of China’s Uighurs

New Yorkers Rally on Behalf of the Uyghurs in China

Cotton: ‘China’s Repression at Home Enables Aggression Abroad’ Against U.S., Our Allies

Demonstrations in London call for an end to Chinese oppression of Uyghur Muslims

Uyghurs Oppressed in Every Facet of Life

Feb. 6, 2019

The Future Of Uyghur Cultural — And Halal — Life In The Year Of The Pig

Uyghurs Demand an End to Mass Incarcerations Ahead of 22nd Anniversary of Ghulja Massacre

A Holiday in Xinjiang

Uygur restaurateur from Xinjiang, detained in Turkey for suspected terror links, wary of China’s reach

Protest held in London against oppression of Uighurs

‘Reeducating’ Xinjiang’s Muslims

Feb. 5, 2019

Uyghur scholars and students interned or disappeared

Indonesia’s Opposition Takes Up the Uighur Cause

China is forcing up to 90,000 prisoners to have organs removed for sale on the black market, despite denying claims they are harvesting body parts illegally, says new report

This man's family vanished in China's most oppressed region. Last month he saw his son for the first time in 2 years, in a Chinese propaganda video

The following Facebook page provides important daily news on Uyghurs:

Feb. 4, 2019

Muslims in Xinjiang Treated as Terrorists

China’s Dystopian Experiment in Xinjiang

UN: Act to End China’s Mass Detentions in Xinjiang

Protests held in Sweden against China's Uighur policy

Uyghur Woman Urges French President to Free Her Mother Persecuted in China

Posters with the info of some missing Uyghur intellectuals/elites:

US mercenaries linked to UAE agrees deal with China to run anti-Muslim detention camps

Uighur Woman Recalls Harrowing Journey from Chinese Detention Center to US

INVITATION: Listening, Learning and Lamenting
Faith communities of San Diego are coming together for a time of Listening, Learning and Lamenting at 5:30 pm on Saturday, February 9 at the Islamic Center of San Diego. The concern is because nearly 2 million Uyghurs of China are in concentration camps and religious persecution of Muslims and Christians has grown to new levels. Representatives from local churches and mosques will learn from Uyghurs about the crises that is traumatizing their community in China and around the globe. Come and eat a traditional Uyghur meal as you listen and learn. RSVP through this Facebook event or David@PeaceCatalyst.org.
Details:
Saturday, February 9. Uyghur dinner provided at 5:30pm
Islamic Center of San Diego
7050 Eckstrom Ave, 92111
Hosted by:
ICSD, Peace Catalyst, Coast Vineyard, Pacifica, Flood Church and others
More Information
Speakers:
Dr. Erkin Sidick
An ethnic Uyghur and a Senior Optical Engineer at NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab, will brief us on the situation in Northwest China.
Mihrigul Tursun
An Uyghur mother who gave birth to triplets, will share her personal story.
Other Uyghur speakers will also be sharing their experiences.
We will learn about the practice of lament and seek to find ways to stand in solidarity with the Uyghur people of NW China.

Hosted by:
The Islamic Center of San Diego
Peace Catalyst International
Coast Vineyard Church
Pacifica Institute
Flood Church

Feb. 3, 2019

Inside the Transfer of Xinjiang Muslims

EU Must Demand that China Release 1 Million Uyghurs Detained in 'Re-education' Camps

The Learning Curve: How Communist Party Officials are Applying Lessons from Prior “Transformation” Campaigns to Repression in Xinjiang

No longer safe: Researcher harassed by China in her own country

Event announcement: China’s brute creackdown and mass incarceration of Uyghur Muslims

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