“Better to die fighting for freedom than be a prisoner all the days of your life.”-Bob Marley Women & child rights Activist, #TerrorFreePakistan, #FreeBalochist
These 2 photos from #Uyghur prisoners & detainees have been leaked, showing them caged inside detention centers & prisons. A survivor posted these to say, "Thank you, my wife, for your long patience during my time in these cages." @HKokbore@yuceltanay53
This is a video of a Han Chinese woman mocking Islam inside a mosque in East Turkestan/Xinjiang.
China doesn’t respect Islam. It’s part of their ideology
@HKokbore@yuceltanay53@arslan_hidayat
The submarine contest is therefore not just about missile numbers. It is increasingly about stealth, sensors, positioning and who can detect the other side—and strike—first.
A French analysis says the U.S. is changing how it distributes submarine firepower for a potential China conflict—not simply adding more missiles.
https://t.co/W3kCPNJo1W
China is expanding its own submarine fleet and missile arsenal. Beijing is also developing anti-submarine capabilities and weapons designed to keep U.S. forces away from Taiwan.
A young Uyghur woman in a blue shirt and jeans stands fearlessly before Chinese police during the 2009 Ürümqi massacre.
A powerful reminder of Uyghur resistance and of East Turkestan’s struggle against Chinese repression.
video from- @voiceofuyghur12@HKokbore@yuceltanay53
China denies forced labor exists in Xinjiang.
But banning cooperation with companies capable of tracing Xinjiang cotton doesn't resolve that question. It only proves it
Instead of addressing allegations of Uyghur forced labor in Xinjiang, Beijing is targeting Applied DNA Sciences and Stratum Reservoir—U.S. companies whose testing helps determine whether cotton comes from Xinjiang.
https://t.co/jaSQAmjxcW
This isn't merely a supply-chain dispute. If forced labor is being used, consumers and companies deserve the ability to identify products connected to it—and Uyghur workers deserve protection from exploitation.
Announcement: 11 August – Baloch Pledge Renewal Day Conference- #London
We commemorate a profound milestone in our history: the declaration of Balochistan’s independence on 11 August 1947, following the withdrawal of British colonial rule.
To honour this historic occasion and observe Pledge Renewal Day, the Baloch National Movement (BNM) is organising a conference in London.
All members and supporters are invited to join us in reflecting on our history and reaffirming our unwavering commitment to Balochistan’s freedom struggle.
Event Details
Date: 11 August 2026
Time: 3:00 PM – 5:30 PM
Baloch National Movement (BNM)
#BalochPledgeRenewalDay
#BNMinUK
@JanSher719 Türkiye's promotion of Beijing's Uyghur narrative is shameful.
History will not forget those who chose silence or propaganda over standing with the oppressed.
@JanSher719@HKokbore@Ezuzu6 Chinese intelligence operation in the US: criminals must receive the maximum penalty. This incident shows that China's fifth column activities are strong within the US.