China’s continuous repression against Uighurs The latest developments of the situation in East Turkistan

By Mehmet Emin Hazret

I wrote in the first of last May an article titled “What should the Uighurs do to confront genocide against them”, warned that the Chinese occupation authorities plan in the first stage of the arbitrary measures recently to incite the UIGHURS to the revolution against it and then to the perpetration of massacres and genocide against them in the next stage.

The aims of the article, is to warn my people not to fall into the trap of China by collective disobedience. As I have stressed in the article on the importance of getting out of this Chinese hellish plan with minimal losses. However, despite an analysis UIGHURS maximum restraint and endurance China’s continuous repression against them but we are witnessing with regret the continuing escalation in China’s campaign against Uighurs in Ramadan.

Today I looked at site “tanghari tag” official Chinese news I noticed the following news: “On the 8th of June2017 the so-called “the Standing Committee of the parliament in the province of Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region,” holding a collective ceremony of the section on the loyalty of the Chinese Communist Party and face the forces of extremism and intolerance”

Speaking at the ceremony, Naim Yassin, head of the so-called “Standing Committee of the local parliament”, called for combating the forces of “extremism” and eliminating them and not giving them a chance to catch their breath.
The Uighurs staff were forced to sign a loyalty pledge to the Communist Party ideas and adherence to its principles. The news pointed out that a similar ceremony will be held on the sixth of July 2017. It is reported that the “show loyalty to the Communist Party” was also held on the twenty-seventh of May 2017 corresponding to the second of Ramadan 1438 with the participation of one hundred thousand people in the city of Kashgar and its villages. Yassin Sadiq, governor of the city, took the recitation of the oath of allegiance and supervision in Kashgar.
The Uighurs were also forced to participate in the ceremony to drink water and to break their fasting during the day in Ramadan, where they had been subjected to humiliation and disgrace because of their beliefs and their human rights and dignity were deliberately violated.
On May 29-30, 2017 In the city of Khotan, the governor of the city Aziz Musa held the “oath of allegiance to the Communist Party” with the participation of more than a million people under duress and threats.  As it is in the State of Kazakh Autonomous Governor Anwar Abdul Shakur has the mandate to organize a ceremony “allegiance to the Communist Party” where a hundred thousand people participated unwillingly. At the ceremony in the cities of Khotan and Gulga, Muslims were forced to eat and drink water during Ramadan, as in Kashgar, where they were subjected to various kinds of Chinese racial discrimination and contempt for their Islamic beliefs
Who are those Chinese occupation authorities accusing of “hypocrisy and extremism”?
Those who are accused by the Chinese authorities of “hypocrisy and extremism” are the Uighurs who work in the official circles and have not practiced injustice and oppression against their Uighurs in the form that the occupation authorities want, despite their practice of various forms of oppression and injustice against the Uighurs.  China accuses the Uighurs staff of being “hypocritical” for their perspective toward Chinese settlers who brought forcibly to change the demographic composition of the population of East Turkistan.
With such accusations and others, the most extreme forms of racial discrimination and contempt for the Turks Uighurs are practiced systematically.
Recently, in Ormachi, police stations have increased significantly, bringing the total number of police stations and checkpoints to 1,400. Police stations and checkpoints before setting the Chinese EXECUTIONER Chin Chuangju as military governor of East Turkestan in August of 2016 did not exceed five hundred checkpoints.
Since his appointment, China’s Chin has established 900 checkpoints and employed 30,000 policemen, each at a distance of 200-300 meters at Ormachi. Any Uighur trying to cross over from one street to another is subjected for inspection and interrogation before he is allowed to cross. In the case of visits from one district to another, the Uighurs are subjected to thorough searches without other Han settlers.
Security personnel who are immoral and unscrupulous also harass girls and ladies in front of their parents and their husbands on the pretext of security measures. When parents and spouses object to this, they are beaten severely and taken to the police stations where they are subjected to physical torture and imprisonment on grounds of resistance security personnel. Deaths have become routine at the hospital doors for patients who have to go to emergency rooms because of the extensive security barriers at the hospital gates that the Uighur patient must pass after a thorough and time-consuming inspection.
In Urmchi, the homes of some poor Uighurs who came to the city about a quarter of a century ago or more to trade or earn a living are being forcibly evicted from the city and their children expelled from school for allegedly not having permits to stay in Ormachi.
For the Uighurs, who received passports last year during the deceptive campaign launched by the Chinese authorities to grant passports and traveled to Turkey or the Holy Land for Umrah or Hajj, they are arrested at the airport immediately upon their return and taken directly to the so-called “centers of education” where they are imprisoned for Months are subjected to various kinds of humiliation, where they are prevented from performing prayers and hate to keep the words of “Maotsi Tong and Shi Jinping” and chanting of communist songs.
Psychological pressure is also exerted on Uighur intellectuals and they are exposed to the violation of their dignity by signing the so-called “papers of repentance”. During the holy month of Ramadan, the Uighurs were subjected to unprecedented injustices over the past decades, with all their human rights being continuously violated.
At the beginning of the month of Ramadan 1438 AH was announced with a great propaganda to recruit a thousand young Uighurs and transfer them from the city of Chera in the province of Khotan as cheap labor to work in Chinese factories in China. According to the Chinese Tangri Tag website, 60,000 Uighur youths would be transferred from Chera city to China by the end of 2017.
It has been announced that the total population of the city of Chera is 130 thousand people. And the city of Chera, which is located in the heart of the desert and its fertile land and the cultivation of the Uighurs have inherited over the centuries the profession of farming father to grandfather, but the Chinese authorities confiscated the lands of the Uighurs farmers and divided by the Chinese settlers, which led to the deprivation of Uighurs from their source of livelihood and the spread of unemployment among them.  The aim of all this is to reduce the number of Uighurs in the city and bring the Chinese in their place. The policy of displacing young Uighurs from Chera and others continues to change the population demographics in the southern regions of the country. China has transformed East Turkestan into an open prison for the Uighurs, where new detention camps and prisons have been established in all villages and towns of the country.
Chinese authorities detain young Uyghur men and women with false pretenses and pretexts, and throwing them in jail wıthout trial or mock trial that do not meet the minimum legal standards. This has caused the phenomenon of disintegration of the Uighur families where currently experiencing almost every family of the detention of one of its members at least arbitrarily detaining them in prison for long periods.
This has caused the phenomenon disintegration of Uighur families, where currently experiencing almost every family of the detention of one of its members at least arbitrarily detaining them in prison for long periods.
The number of young Uighurs currently in prison in East Turkistan is more than the total number of troops in neighboring States such as Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan. Restaurants, bars, massage salons, and other dens of prostitution, run by Chinese settlers and government support to spoil the morals and behavior of the UIGHURS of the outbreak of HIV/AIDS among the young Uighurs through Chinese prostitutes infected which prostitutes specifically from China for this purpose.
AIDS-related deaths and births are significantly increased by malignant disease.
On the other hand, the incidence of poverty among families whose parents or children have been arrested due to cutting off their livelihood has been unable to meet their basic living needs.
Life and living prospects for the Uighurs are narrowed day after day.
People who escaped thanks to God from falling into such cases are trying to cope with life, despite the interruption of their hopes for the future and concern the situation of their own people in East Turkistan.

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