When I tried to run ads about Uyghur human rights, @Meta blocked my ads.
It's shameful that Meta prioritizes ad profit over stopping financial scams on their platform.
Here's an example of scammers using @CathieDWood deepfake videos to commit fraud.
During Campaign for Uyghurs' advocacy training workshop in #Montreal, #Canada, a trainee shared her heart-wrenching story of being a victim of the Chinese Communist Party's transnational repression. She asked, "How many times must the Uyghurs be forced to rebuild our lives from scratch? and how many times can we afford it?"
The #Uyghur diaspora is scattered across the globe due to the #CCP's ongoing oppression and #genocide. They are forced to leave behind family, friends, means of living, and all they hold dear. Despite finding refuge in foreign lands, they remain targets of the CCP's surveillance, harassment, and ongoing persecution, compelling them to rebuild their lives over and over again under the shadow of fear and loss.
There are over 1900 elderly victims documented as serving prison terms (potential death sentences): https://t.co/yFO8C0EabS
Name: Dawut Seydulla
Age: 73
Status: serving a 20-year sentence for listening to religious sermons on phone (XJ No. 1 Prison)
https://t.co/wCN0NhVxS6
Powerful essay in @nytimes today by leading #Uyghur poet Tahir Hamut Izgil, translated by me.
"The defense of Uyghurs’ human rights is the defense of human rights everywhere. If repression can be contagious, so can justice." — @TahirIzgil
https://t.co/VAEKnq2kz0
Çin, eski Dışişleri Bakanlığı Qin Gang'ın tüm faaliyetlerini ve izlerini, kendisi ile ABD Dışişleri Bakanı Blinken arasında gerçekleşen görüşmeye ilişkin bilgiler de dahil olmak üzere tamamen sildi.
https://t.co/ee0KUDZyw7
My brother, Alim Sulayman is a victim of mass detention& genocide in East Turkistan. In June 2016, Chinese authorities took him, sentencing him to 17 years in prison without trial. VOA featured his case. Retweeting this video could greatly impact his life. #FreeAlimSulayman
In the latest “strike hard” campaign in #Xinjiang, authorities are cracking down on any gatherings of more than 30 people and say it will last 100 days,
in the latest effort to persecute the predominantly #Muslim#Uyghurs who live there.
https://t.co/XP4u678Ney
#StrikeHard
They are all died in the fire,What happened to their father? Where is he? He is in the camp since 2017. He is a prominent entrepreneur. His name is Eli Metniyaz, he and his oldest son got sentenced in Hotan where Uyghurs were heavily targeted during the mass arrests
Hey @elonmusk, why can Chinese authorities use Twitter when it’s a crime for Chinese citizens?
If Chinese citizens are getting punished for using Twitter, You should ban Chinese officials from Twitter. #TwitterForChina
The fire in Urumqi, Xinjiang, the last screams of the residents who were burned to death, other residents could only stand by the window to watch, because everyone was locked at home.
#TheGreatTranslationMovement