On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the resilience of Uyghur women, many of whom endure unjust imprisonment under China’s repression. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has committed numerous human rights violations against Uyghur women, including:
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Volker Türk, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights said the forced return of the Uyghurs, who had been detained in Thailand for over 11 years, was deeply troubling. “This violates the principle of non-refoulement for which there is a complete prohibition in cases where there is a real risk of torture, ill-treatment, or […]
By İhsan Umun Disclaimer: This article was originally written in Turkish and published on the Turkish leftist platform, medyascope.tv. It has been translated and published in Uyghur Times English with the author’s permission and request. The views expressed in this op-ed do not reflect the viewpoints of Uyghur Times or […]
By Tsering Passang I have long observed the complexities of global leadership and the impact of U.S. policies on international affairs. With President Donald Trump’s decisive victory in the November 2024 presidential election, coupled with Republican control of the U.S. Congress, there is no doubt that his leadership will continue to […]
By Tahir imin Uyghurian Recent years have witnessed a troubling phenomenon among the Uyghur diaspora: an increasing tendency to elevate non-Uyghurs while diminishing our own people. This self-deprecating mindset isn’t just harmful—it’s become a critical barrier to our community’s progress and self-determination. As a Uyghur observer of this trend, I’ve […]
#StopDeportUyghurs Tahir Imin Uyghurian Hello, dear brothers and sisters, according to a recent report from AP News, the Thai government is about to deport 43 Uyghur prisoners to China. The situation is dire, the risks are severe, and the danger is immense! In this critical time, we have three ways […]
Uyghur Reformation Movement Discussion Series In this episode, I ask a critical question: why are fewer people speaking the truth? Why do so many stay silent or feel the need to use fake accounts to share their opinions and ideas?Is it because they’re afraid of the consequences? Or is it […]
Discussion by Tahir Imin Uyghurian In this episode of Uyghur Reformation, I explore a troubling trend within our diaspora: the growing tendency to dismiss and alienate individuals who differ from ourselves—whether they are intellectuals, activists, entrepreneurs, or artists. I examine the risks posed by this pattern of denialism and emphasize […]
By Tahir Imin, Dec 12, 2024 Today marks seven years since the detention of Uyghur scholar Rahile Dawut. A renowned academic and cultural advocate, Rahile dedicated her life to preserving Uyghur traditions, sacred sites, and folklore. Her work was a beacon of hope for our people, connecting generations to their […]
Tahir Imin Uyghurian Our current situation truly discourages one Yes, we are weak… But this does not mean “we will not act!” for our people, Yes, we are scattered… But this does not mean “we will not fulfill our responsibility!” Yes, we might be ignorant… But this cannot stop us […]