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Talk East Turkestan is an independent, crowdsourced media organization focused on getting the truth about China’s atrocities Chinese-occupied East Turkistan.

Advocate for the Rights of Uyghurs and Minorities in East Turkistan

The Uyghurs and other minorities in Chinese-occupied East Turkistan are enduring severe repression, including mass surveillance, forced labor, and genocide. It is essential to:

.Support their right to self-determination
•Preserve their cultural heritage
•Hold the Chinese government accountable for its crimes against huma

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The global community must stand in solidarity with the Uyghurs and demand justice for the oppressed people of East Turkistan. Be a voice for the voiceless. Like and share our posts to help raise awareness and amplify their voices. Together, we can make a difference!

06/04/2025

Completely agree. Just as no part of the U.S. should be under foreign control, the same principle applies to East Turkistan. The Chinese-occupied land must be returned to its rightful owners — the Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples. The Chinese invaders must leave our homeland.

27/01/2025

For decades, the Chinese regime has subjected the Uyghur people to brutal oppression, genocide, and severe punishment. Despite this, the Uyghurs have never abandoned their fight for freedom and independence.

23/01/2025

Uyghurs, Tibetans, Cantonese, and Hongkongers gathered in The Hague to protest the visit of ’s 🇨🇳 Vice Premier, Ding Xuexiang, to the . The protesters condemned the ongoing oppression in East Turkistan, where the Chinese government has been accused of committing systematic genocide against and other Turkic peoples through mass surveillance, forced labor, cultural erasure, and the use of concentration camps. The demonstrators called for international support to end the colonization of East and to hold accountable for its atrocities against humanity.

20/01/2025

🚨 Dear friends,

On July 9, 2015, Thai 🇹🇭 authorities forcibly deported 109 refugees back to China. Each refugee was forced to wear a numbered bib, flanked by two uniformed Chinese police officers. Their heads were covered with black hoods. To this day, the fate of these remains unknown.

Now, Thailand plans once again to deport 48 more Uyghurs to China’s brutal death camps. By sending these Uyghurs back, Thailand becomes complicit in ’s 🇨🇳 ongoing genocide against the Uyghur people in occupied East .

For years, Uyghurs have faced systematic persecution, state terrorism, and cultural eradication at the hands of the Chinese regime. It is our collective responsibility to raise our voices against this atrocity. We must speak out against countries like that enable China’s crimes against humanity. Together, our voices become stronger, and united, we can stand against genocide and demand freedom for the Uyghur people.

19/01/2025

🚨 must immediately end the deportation of the 48 to China. Sending them back goes beyond violating international law — it makes Thailand an active accomplice in ’s 🇨🇳 systematic genocide of the Uyghur people, endorsing oppression and death.

16/01/2025

🚨 BREAKING: Uyghur Mother Sentenced to 17 Years in Prison for Teaching Her Own Two Sons the .

China has sentenced 49-year-old Uyghur mother Seylihan Rozi to 17 years in prison in occupied East ( ) for teaching the Quran to her sons and a neighbor.

Her “crime”? “Illegal underground religious activity.”

This is not an isolated case—Uyghurs are victims of a war disguised as a fight against terrorism. Praying, teaching the Quran, and growing a beard are criminalized under ’s 🇨🇳 brutal campaign of religious and cultural genocide.

Since the occupation of East Turkistan, culture, religion, and identity have been mercilessly targeted. Anyone who dares to preserve the Islamic faith, Uyghur language, or culture is labeled a terrorist or separatist.

China continues its genocide against the Uyghur people, while the world remains silent.

16/01/2025

‼️🗣️- Uyghurs in the Netherlands protested today outside the Thai Embassy in The Hague, demanding 🇹🇭 stop the deportation of 48 Uyghurs illegally and inhumanely detained for 13 years.

Protesters warned that returning them to 🇨🇳 would lead to torture, persecution, and certain ex*****on, violating international human rights laws. They called for the detainees’ immediate release and relocation to a safe third country, urging swift global action to prevent another tragedy like the 2015 deportation of 109 , whose fate remains unknown.

15/01/2025

‼️ 🗣️🚨 🇹🇭 must immediately stop the forced handover of 48 to China 🇨🇳, where they face persecution and death. Allow their safe passage to third countries. Sending them back makes you complicit in ’s Uyghur genocide.

14/01/2025

🗣️ Urgent Appeal ‼️: Prevent the Deportation of 48 Uyghurs from Thailand to China!

We urgently call on governments and international organizations to take immediate action regarding the fate of 48 Uyghurs detained in Thailand for 13 years under illegal and inhumane conditions. Reports have emerged that they may soon face deportation to 🇨🇳.

The Uyghur people in Chinese-occupied East ( ) are suffering ongoing genocide. If forcibly returned, these Uyghurs will face torture, persecution, and ex*****on—just as many of our kin have before them. These individuals fled Chinese oppression in search of freedom and safety.

We demand the Thai government immediately halt any deportation plans and release these Uyghurs, allowing them to seek refuge in a third country. Sending them back to China would violate international human rights laws and make Thailand complicit in China’s genocide.

We cannot allow history to repeat itself. In 2015, 109 Uyghurs were forcibly handed over to China from Thailand, and their fate remains unknown.

Now, Thai authorities are attempting to deport 48 , who are at risk of facing the same horrifying fate. The international community must act IMMEDIATELY to prevent another tragedy.

10/01/2025

Urgent Appeal to Prevent the Deportation of Uyghurs Detained in Thailand

We urgently inquire about the fate of 48 Uyghurs detained in Thailand for the past 13 years.

These individuals were detained illegally and have been held against their will under dire conditions. This morning, we received devastating reports indicating they may soon face deportation to China. We are deeply concerned and urgently request clarification regarding the accuracy of this information.

As you are likely aware, the Uyghur people in Chinese-occupied East Turkistan (commonly referred to as Xinjiang) are facing ongoing genocide. If these Uyghurs are forcibly returned to China, they will be at risk of severe torture, persecution, and ex*****on. These individuals fled Chinese oppression in search of freedom.

We urgently demand that the Thai government halt any deportation plans, immediately release these Uyghurs, and allow them to safely settle in a third country. Sending them back to China would not only violate international human rights laws but also make Thailand complicit in China’s genocide.

21/12/2024

The people of East Turkistan, led by the Uyghurs and other Turkic ethnic groups, have long fought against decades of Chinese colonization and repression. Their struggle is not merely a quest for freedom, justice, and cultural preservation—it is also a critical stand against the unchecked expansion of China’s economic and geopolitical dominance.

Under Chinese rule, the Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples of East Turkistan have faced relentless persecution, including mass surveillance, forced labor, cultural destruction, and genocidal policies designed to obliterate their identity. Yet, despite these brutal measures, the people of East remain unwavering in their demand for independence.

This fight deserves immediate and unwavering support from the international community.

Global powers have a moral responsibility to stand with the people of East Turkistan. Supporting their fight is not only about defending human rights and freedom but also about resisting the rise of authoritarian regimes that threaten global stability. Silence in the face of such oppression not only betrays the but also emboldens other authoritarian governments to pursue similar policies.

An independent East Turkistan would not only liberate its people but also foster regional peace, mutual respect, and cooperation. It would serve as a beacon of resilience and justice, offering hope to other oppressed groups worldwide. A free and stable East Turkistan could emerge as a vital ally for peace and prosperity, countering ’s growing hegemony and promoting balance and stability both regionally and globally.

The struggle for East Turkistan’s independence is far more than a national issue—it is a fight for universal principles of freedom, justice, and human dignity. The international community must take a decisive stand, support the Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples, and demand an end to Chinese colonization.

17/12/2024

Chinese 🇨🇳 Authorities Detain Prominent Hui Imam

On December 15, security forces detained Ma Yuwei, a respected Hui Imam and preacher, in Yuxi City, Yunnan Province.

Ma Yuwei, the Imam of Yuxi Daying Mosque, is widely admired for his dedication to teaching the and Islamic knowledge. He was reportedly arrested at the Shuxiang Chuanchuanxiang Restaurant near Nie’er Square, shortly after arriving in response to a dinner invitation.

In response, large crowds of Hui gathered outside the municipal government building, demanding his release. They have vowed to remain until the Imam is freed.

For years, the Muslims of Chinese-occupied East have endured systematic genocide under the Chinese regime.

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