Uyghurs

“I know I may never see my wife again unless I take some action.”

• Uyghur Prisoners & Victims

“I know I may never see my wife again unless I take some action.”

Anne Kader June 13, 2022

My name is Rula Mai Hai. I am 39 years old, and I live in Melbourne Victoria....

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Handing 14-yr prison sentences to my father, 71, and mother, 68, is no different from life sentence

• Uyghur Prisoners & Victims

Handing 14-yr prison sentences to my father, 71, and mother, 68, is no different from life sentence

Anne Kader June 8, 2022

My name is Rayhangul Abliz. I am an Australian Uyghur living in Melbourne, where I arrived eleven...

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“Being Uyghur is not a crime – taking my two brothers is”

• Uyghur Prisoners & Victims

“Being Uyghur is not a crime – taking my two brothers is”

Anne Kader June 7, 2022

I, Horigul Yusuf, write this statement as a Uyghur currently living in Australia. I have grave concerns...

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Japan’s first election candidate of Uyghur heritage backed by major party

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Japan’s first election candidate of Uyghur heritage backed by major party

Anne Kader June 4, 2022

Arfiya Eri, 33, is running for a seat in the House of Councillors, the Japanese senate. She...

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“In the summer of 2009, I called Niyaz from the UK. He told me not to call him anymore”

• Uyghur Prisoners & Victims

“In the summer of 2009, I called Niyaz from the UK. He told me not to call him anymore”

Anne Kader June 2, 2022

I used to be very passionate about becoming a writer when I was very young. That childhood...

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“Let My People Go”: Writing Letters to Uyghurs in Prison

• Uyghur Genocide

“Let My People Go”: Writing Letters to Uyghurs in Prison

Anne Kader June 1, 2022

The Jewish Movement for Uyghur Freedom (JMUF) is delighted to announce its latest campaign in development. “Let...

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They have taken my wife, my child, and my mother from me. What else can they do to me?

• Uyghur Prisoners & Victims

They have taken my wife, my child, and my mother from me. What else can they do to me?

Anne Kader June 1, 2022

My name is Almas Nizamidin. I am from Adelaide, Australia and I work as a building contractor....

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85th anniversary of untimely death of Memtili Tewpiq – Uyghur educationalist killed in arson

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85th anniversary of untimely death of Memtili Tewpiq – Uyghur educationalist killed in arson

Anne Kader May 30, 2022

May 30th, 2022 marks the 85th anniversary of the untimely death of Memtili Tewpiq, a modern Uyghur...

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Uyghurs and HR groups disappointed over lack of results from Bachelet’s visit to Uyghurs’ homeland

• Uyghur Genocide

Uyghurs and HR groups disappointed over lack of results from Bachelet’s visit to Uyghurs’ homeland

Anne Kader May 29, 2022

UN human rights chief Michelle Bachelet raised more questions than answers after what was supposed to be...

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Use of rubber gloves as form of patronization and humiliation – Opinion

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Use of rubber gloves as form of patronization and humiliation – Opinion

Anne Kader May 26, 2022

What is it with the rubber gloves? They are grossly used for patronization. It is not some...

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