@tselmanoglu Çinde musulman Türklerine karşı insanlık suçu işleniyor(yanlış ifade)
Doğurusu ise : işgalci Çin Doğu Türkistanda musulman Türklere soykırım yapıyor. ;
biz doğu Türkistanlıların başına gelmiş tüm sıkıntıların kökü Çin işgalıdır
Chinese state media piece (July 21, 2026) featuring Colombian vlogger Fernando Munoz Bernal furiously denouncing Western “smears” on East Turkistan (aka Xinjiang).
Classic grift: “resolutely” denying #Uyghurgenocide pays well in China. Just watch the over-the-top anger — foreigners must perform harder than the locals—more Han Chinese than Han Chinese—to prove servitude and cash in. Pure loyalty theather.
https://t.co/OcGifPfyIV
The @ETExileGov stated that Turkiye's long-standing cooperation with Beijing has facilitated the surveillance, infiltration, criminalization, and suppression of East Turkistan's independence movement.
https://t.co/nBgWCg9zgg
East Turkistan is NOT "a part of China;" it is a captive nation occupied by China. Public Law 86-90 affirmed U.S. support for captive nations seeking liberation and the recovery of independence. America must support the restoration of East Turkistan's independence.
#CaptiveNationsWeek
East Turkistan is NOT “a part of China;" it is a captive nation occupied by China since 1949. Public Law 86-90 recognized Turkistan among the captive nations whose desire for liberty and national independence must be kept alive. The U.S. must honor that law. #CaptiveNationsWeek
@M_Qasim_Azzam د اورګاډي پټلۍ د چین – ختیځ ترکستان – افغانستان – ایران لاره ده.
مه هېروئ: ختیځ ترکستان د چین تر اشغال لاندې یو هیواد دی؛ موږ، د ختیځ ترکستان خلکو، هیڅکله د چین اشغال نه دی منلی، او هیڅکله به یې ونه منو - تر پایه پورې!
📰East Turkistan Marks Captive Nations Week, Renews Calls to Restore Independence
WASHINGTON — As the United States observes Captive Nations Week (July 19–25, 2026), the East Turkistan Government in Exile (ETGE) today reaffirmed East Turkistan’s status as a captive nation under Public Law 86-90 and renewed its call for the international community to recognize East Turkistan as an occupied country and support the restoration of its independence.
Enacted in 1959, the Captive Nations Resolution (Public Law 86-90) explicitly named Turkistan among the nations subjugated by Communist imperialism, calling for U.S. support to keep alive their desire for liberty and national independence. On Oct. 12, 1949, just 11 days after the founding of the People’s Republic of China, Chinese communist forces invaded East Turkistan, overthrowing the independent East Turkistan Republic on Dec. 22, 1949, and launching a campaign of colonization and occupation that continues to this day.
Seventy-six years later, China continues to hold East Turkistan captive and, since 2014, has subjected Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, and other Turkic peoples to an ongoing campaign of genocide and crimes against humanity, mass internment, mass enslavement through forced labor, and systematic erasure. This campaign has been further codified through Beijing’s so-called “Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress,” adopted on July 1, 2026, which enshrines forced assimilation, cultural erasure, and transnational repression into statute. The ETGE emphasized that the human rights framework alone has proven insufficient, addressing the symptoms rather than the root cause: China’s colonial occupation.
“Turkistan, including East Turkistan, was explicitly named in the 1959 Captive Nations Resolution, not as part of China, but as a nation subjugated by Communist imperialism,” said Dr. @MamtiminAla, President of the ETGE. “We ask America to honor that truth, and to stand with our people’s just struggle to restore our freedom and independence.”
The ETGE emphasized that as a designated captive nation, East Turkistan has a clear legal foundation for U.S. support toward the recovery of its independence, and urged the U.S. Congress to recognize East Turkistan as an occupied country, modeled on the policy precedent established for Tibet, and to appoint a Special Coordinator for East Turkistani Issues at the U.S. Department of State.
“The restoration of liberty and independence for East Turkistan is not a dream. It is a duty enshrined in the Captive Nations Resolution,” said @SalihHudayar, ETGE Minister of Foreign Affairs and Security and President of the East Turkistan National Movement. “Governments must recognize East Turkistan as an occupied nation and support our people’s inalienable right to decolonization and national independence.”
The ETGE called on the United States, Congress, and the international community to introduce resolutions reaffirming East Turkistan’s captive-nation status, condemn 76 years of Chinese occupation, impose targeted sanctions on officials responsible for the ongoing genocide, counter Chinese transnational repression and influence operations, and support East Turkistan’s decolonization and the full restoration of its national independence and sovereignty
https://t.co/6UvOYnNrbl
As I conveyed to Deputy FM @LGUMRUKCU following the @AtlanticCouncil event on the @NATO Summit & the Future of U.S.-Türkiye Defense Relations, @MFATurkiye must be a voice for East Turkistan and act against China’s colonial occupation of the Turkic ancestral homeland & its ongoing genocide against Turkic peoples.
At the very least, Türkiye must end its ongoing so-called “security” & intelligence cooperation with China against East Turkistan, which dates back to late 1996.
The @EUCouncil weighs bending its One China Policy for Taiwan's chips, but East Turkistan and Tibet aren't China. They are its largest colonies by land & people, facing genocide & colonial subjugation. The @EU_eeas should support their self-determination.
https://t.co/uvJCedD0TO
Doğu Türkistan, işgal altındaki bir ülke, Türk ata yurdu ve Türk medeniyetinin beşiğidir. Bu mesele Çin’in “toprak bütünlüğü” meselesi değildir. Egemenliği, güvenliği ve toprak bütünlüğü ihlal edilen ülke Doğu Türkistan, bunları ihlal eden işgalci güç ise Çin’dir.
@TC_Disisleri