“Germany apologized for its leading companies that supported Hitler’s genocide. But why does it want a European trade deal with the genocidal CCP government?” By Abdulhakim Idris In the international community, traces of the trauma of World War II remain. Especially in Germany, the Nazi administration continues to be held accountable. While this great pain […]
By Susan J. Palmer and Abdulmuqtedir Udun Published on Bitter Winter on April 3, 2021 China’s record of discrimination against Uyghurs in soccer does not bode well for Beijing’s “Spirit of Olympism” amid preparations for the 2022 Olympic Games. When young Uyghur men get together to practice soccer, they become suspects engaged in “terrorist training.” Even intramural […]
The Ürümqi massacre had a profound effect on the local Uyghurs, completely destroying relations with the Chinese Hans. After the massacre, Chinese state has completely lost its legitimacy among the Uyghurs. By Memet T. Atawulla Every people has special days to celebrate or remember in its history. As a people, we Uyghurs have too many special days […]
By Abdulhakim Idris The days reminiscent of Nazi-era Germany were felt more intensely in the homeland of Muslim Uyghurs after 2016. As detailed in Menace – China’s Colonization of the Islamic World & Uyghur Genocide, The Chinese Communist dictate started to build concentration camps in East Turkistan in 2014. In other words, the first camps […]
The introduction of Islam into Chinese territory dates back to the 7th century. In the periods following the first encounter with Muslim merchants, they took a key position in China’s trade. Relations between Muslim states and China developed as trade-indexed until the 12th century. A large number of Muslims settled in China. Muslim communities that […]