Don’t ignore our cry! We, Uyghurs in exile have been living with constant worry for our family members back home. My brother in law, Alim has been thrown into CCP prison camp for 6 years and it’s still a big shock for me to think his 17 years sentence! Please share this post!!!
Why does my brother, Alim Sulayman has to suffer in CCP's prison camp, why? It's still hard for me to accept that he was detained among millions of other Uyghurs in hell-like internment camps. We were told that he was sentenced to 17 years. CCP, release my brother unconditionally
@LGUSSupport Contacting with LG for a week through texting/calling, yet they failed to send a technician to diagnose the problem. LG said LG agent's statement of replacing the unit if it's broken one more time does not represent LG. Funny! Simply cheated by LG agent to pay$500 for repair.
@LGUSSupport Last year, when our LG freezer was broken, LG provided the parts, and we paid $500 for the repair. LG promised to replace the entire unit if it's broken again. But today it's broken again, and I called LG said there is nothing they can do for us. I felt cheated by LG
This Journal, spring was once the soul of classic Uyghur literature and mesmerized me with its collections of poetries written by Gumnam, Nawai, Qalandar, Bilal Nazimi, and so many more was butchered up, and the pictures of red propaganda are the hard evidence. Bulaq is dried up!
I used to search the names of my father on the table of contents from Bulaq(Spring) magazine. Despite my young age this journal was my companion throughout my childhood and I believe I got the taste of writing poetries in classic style from reading it. Unfortunately it got👇
The Spring Magazine, known as Bulaq in #Uyghur, for which I worked briefly in 1994, served as the premier platform for introducing and for kindling public interest in Uyghur classical literature from the Middle Ages, particularly from the Chaghatai period.
It played a crucial role in reviving the finest literary contributions from renowned Uyghur poets such as Nava’i, Nizari, Sekkaki, Hirkiti, Molla Musa Sayrami etc.
It also contributed hugely by illuminating the complex and vital facets of Uyghur literary and historical heritage, thereby helping to shape the collective identity and consciousness of the Uyghur people to restore their national pride in their artistic legacy.
Currently, however, the magazine has been transformed into a tool for the #CCP, exclusively showcasing translated works of Han Chinese authors and leaving no room Uyghur literature.
This shift signifies a complete prohibition of Uyghur literature under the CCP's regime.
The ongoing #genocide against Uyghurs encompasses an assault on all aspects of Uyghur identity—its literature, language, religion, and culture, as well as its physical infrastructure.
#Literature embodies a universal language that transcends boundaries—the language of humanity. Yet, for the #Chinese authorities, it represents a marker of distinction, defiance, and the dignity of a people they are intent on eradicating savagely.
Any attempt to suppress literature is an act of barbarism.
Let history register the barbaric crimes of the #CCP!
trashed up by CCP, and became the red party's propaganda tool. The generation who founded the journal and masters of Chaghatay language were long gone. The generation who has the potential to follow their footsteps were sent to CCP prison camps. 👇
In our experience, the most effective way to destroy people is to demoralize them to a level where they are forced to believe over decades that their destruction is inevitable, inescapable, and there is no hope—to kill their will to fight back.
This seems universal now.
If you can't stand up for your relatives who were taken by CCP arbitrarily, how can you stand up for your beloved country East Turkestan? Standing up for your loved ones never contradicts with your stance for your homeland, for your people who are going through genocide.
It has been 8 years since I first heard that my family members were arbitrarily detainedI raised my voice, some of them were out, some of them remained in the CCP camps.8 years has been a long time,I witnessed both bravery and cowardice of myself and my fellow Uyghurs in exile.
Some Uyghurs in diaspora visited their family members in Urumqi and various parts of East Turkestan, while we have no way to make a phone call with our family members in ET. Surprisingly these lucky people are the ones who were often seen in protests against CCP, any thoughts?
Another sad Qurban Eid Passed by, no talking to my family members in East Turkestan while some of them are being locked up in prison camps by CCP regime. People in war zones can talk to their family members, but I can't. Words fall short to describe the pain of Uyghurs in exile!
Dancing game does not depict so called happy life of Uyghurs. The arbitrary imprisonment of my brother in law Azmat Bahti(艾斯买提 白和提) who is the history teacher at 兵团师范学校 and millions of other Uyghurs depicts the cruelty of CCP in the East Turkestan. Release them all!
Anyone who smeared China is “marginalizing” ethnic minorities should look at this:
On the top stage of China’s 2024 Spring Festival Gala, girls from #Xinjiang are gorgeous, and traditional #Tibetan culture was fully displayed.
@HuXijin_GT Dancing game does not depict so called happy life of Uyghurs. The arbitrary imprisonment of my brother in law Azmat Bahti(艾斯买提 白和提) who is the history teacher at 兵团师范学校 and millions of other Uyghurs depicts the cruelty of CCP in the East Turkestan. Release them all!
Please see the faces of the two immediate family members of Urumqi Fire victims from this clip. These two siblings in Turkey have become the survivors of their family perished in deadly fire. Their mother along with other 4 siblings were dead in Urumqi Fire which led the protest.
The biggest nationwide display of discontent China has seen in a generation.
Protests against zero covid triggered by a deadly fire in Urumqi.
Ethnic Uyghur siblings cut off from their family for years say they lost 5 relatives in the fire
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@KasgarliKarluk A typical byproduct of assimilation and colonization, not surprising at all. We have so many people like this, even after the hostage of family members, she still fails to accept they are our enemies.