Justice for the Uyghur Muslims? – China's CCP Accused of Genocide

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4 June - Hearings in London Aim To Assess Allegations of Genocide in China.

A series of hearings begins in London today aiming to gather evidence on whether the Chinese governments alleged human rights abuses in the Xinjiang region constitute a genocide.

An eight-member panel, chaired by the prominent British barrister Geoffrey Nice, will hear from about 30 witnesses over four days of testimony. The hearings have no government backing and the panel’s conclusions are not binding on ministers.

The Chinese state has been accused of crimes against humanity and genocide in Xinjiang, a large region in the country’s northwest which is home to the Uyghurs and other minority Muslim groups.

Some background -

Uighur muslims in China 'suffering crimes against humanity and genocide', UK parliament declares

UK sanctions Chinese officials over Xinjiang human rights abuses – The UK Government has announced coordinated sanctions against four senior Chinese officials over human rights abuses against Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang. Working alongside 30 allies - including the EU, US and Canada - the sanctions slap travel bans and asset freezes on senior officials and the state-run Xinjiang Production and Construction Corps Public Security Bureau.

China in Focus (March 26): China Bans UK MPs Over Uyghur Sanctions – The sanction war between Europe and China has reached a new high, as Beijing expands its sanctions to UK citizens. Up to 15 Chinese embassies in Europe are protesting against their host countries’ governments, coming after the European Union issued sanctions against China over human rights abuses in Xinjiang.

Concentration camps and forced labor: China’s repression of the Uighurs, explained

Interesting China Joe Biden dismisses Uighur genocide as part of China’s ‘different norms’. What does one expect from those who ride the dragon? Or who hob-knob with them in Marxist symposiums, where "around 70 political leaders and representatives from 58 political parties in 48 countries participated in the event. Leaders of some Marxist political parties from Laos, Spain, Russia, Brazil, India and the United States also sent congratulatory messages to the symposium."

God's Nations were not supposed to enter into contracts with other nations for a reason:

Deut. 7:2 And when the "I AM" thy God shall deliver them before thee; thou shalt smite them, [and] utterly destroy them; thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor show mercy unto them:

Exodus 23:32 Thou shalt make no covenant with them, nor with their gods.

They would cause His People to serve and worship other gods - even materialism and Marxism (The State); and accept their way of thinking - This is treason and adultery against God.

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GOP lawmaker introduces bill to withdraw US from UN and ‘corrupt’ WHO, cites submission to China

A U.S. representative yesterday rolled out legislation that would withdraw the United States from the United Nations and the World Health Organization, citing corruption shown by what he says is a submission to China.

U.S. Rep. Mike Rogers, the top Republican on the House Armed Services Committee, on Monday announced the reintroduction of the American Sovereignty Restoration Act of 2022, which effectively “terminat[es] all membership by the United States in the United Nations” and cuts all funding to the UN.

The act also repeals the 1948 resolution by which the U.S. joined the WHO, which Rogers called “corrupt.”

Rogers explained in a press release that, contrary to the UN’s founding ideal to defend human rights, the UN has now essentially yielded to the genocidal Chinese Communist Party, making the international body complicit in China’s egregious human rights abuses.

According to Rogers, Michelle Bachelet, the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, “has proven herself to be nothing more than a puppet for the Chinese Communist Party – aiding the CCP in playing down the very real and horrifying genocide being carried out against Uyghurs.”

Numerous former inmates of “re-education” camps in China have publicly testified that Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims have been systematically tortured, with atrocities such as forced abortions and rape being inflicted on the inmates, leaving them traumatized or dead. Fox News has called the evidence that China is carrying out genocide “overwhelming.”

For this reason, Rogers has condemned China’s seat on the UN Human Rights Council, stating, “It’s unconscionable that China continues to sit on the UN Human Rights Council even as it carries out this disturbing genocide on top of its numerous and daily violations of basic human rights.”

A UN report indicates that during Bachelet’s recent visit to China, she did not directly address its human rights abuses such as torture and forced sterilizations, but used CCP euphemisms to refer to the brutal camps. For example, she referred to “counterterrorism” measures, a reference to the CCP’s pretext for the imprisonment of Uyghurs.

The UN report stated that Bachelet “raised questions and concerns about the application of” so-called “counterterrorism and de-radicalization measures,” and “encouraged the government” to review such “de-radicalization policies” and “ensure they fully comply with international human rights standards.”

In addition, Bachelet reportedly praised China for “tremendous achievements” in lessening poverty and for its “introduction of universal health care,” among other measures.

She also made clear beforehand that the visit was not an “investigation.” Former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley had remarked regarding Bachelet’s visit, “The United Nations Human Rights Council is not worth its name if it does anything other than completely and openly investigate the genocide and condemn the Chinese Communist government’s atrocities.”

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What will it take to stop China’s Uighur genocide?

Disturbing new details are emerging about the treatment of China’s ethnic Uighur population in the country’s far west region.

The Xinjiang Police Files, an unprecedented data leak, includes nearly three thousand mugshots of detainees believed to be held in reeducation camps. The documents also reveal shoot-to-kill orders to prevent detainees from escaping, and a push by Chinese leader Xi Jinping for more detention centers because the existing ones are overcrowded.

The leak comes at a pivotal moment in the global discussion on Beijing’s human rights record. United Nations high commissioner for human rights, Michelle Bachelet, was in the middle of a highly orchestrated trip to China when news of the leak broke.

China disputes the leak and claims the information in it are “lies”. But human rights advocates say the files directly contradict China’s claims that people in the reeducation facilities were there on their own behalf.

On this episode of The Stream we discuss the leak, its impact and ask what it will take to hold China accountable.

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