The Center for Uyghur Studies’ new report uncovers China’s “two-faced” religion policy—spreading an image of tolerance globally while eradicating Islamic identity in East Turkistan.
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Taha Kılınç has published East Turkistan Travelogue, documenting his extensive journey. The book, “filled with evidence that dismantles China’s propaganda,” provides rare firsthand insights.
Uyghur Malik Ahmet, who had been residing in Dubai, was rescued at the last moment before being extradited to China and has safely entered Türkiye.
At the Uyghur Youth Leadership Training held in Ankara, young participants received instruction on preserving Uyghur culture and language, developing leadership skills, and creating strategies for the diaspora.
The ‘Conference on Preserving Uyghur Identity – in the Midst of the Uyghur Genocide’ was held in Ankara, bringing together Uyghur civil society representatives, academics, activists, and youth from different countries, making it one of the largest gatherings of the diaspora.
A panel titled ‘The Uyghur Issue in Today’s Conjuncture’ was held at the Ankara, jointly organized by the Ankara City Council and the Uyghur Academy. The discussion centered on China’s genocide and assimilation policies in East Turkistan.
Uyghur activists warn of China's financial power silencing Uyghur voices in Muslim-majority countries.
Uyghur Organization condemned Azerbaijan’s support for China on the issue of Uyghurs at the SCO summit, calling it a betrayal of Turkic heritage and urging Baku to support the Uyghur people.
A 9-day training program in Istanbul brought together 20 Uyghur youth to study global affairs, identity, and solidarity, aiming to prepare socially responsible future leaders.
Uyghur organizations have called on President Erdoğan, who will attend the Shanghai Cooperation Organization summit in China, to raise the ongoing Uyghur genocide and human rights violations.
Uyghur youth gathered in Istanbul for a 9-day training on “International Conjuncture and National Struggle Methods,” organized by the Uyghur Academy.
The International East Turkistan NGOs Union held a meeting in Istanbul and elected its new president and board members.
The training program titled “International Conjuncture and Uyghur National Struggle” was held in Istanbul, where Uyghur youth attended two days of sessions focused on national struggle strategies and identity awareness.
A delegation from the Platform of Uyghur Organizations in Turkey held a series of meetings with political party leaders and members of parliament to draw attention to the ongoing Uyghur genocide and to seek avenues for constructive solutions.
Officials say it's the most sophisticated espionage cell uncovered and used IMSI-catcher devices to eavesdrop on Uyghur and Turkish officials targets in five cities.
"Unless Turkey wakes up from China’s economic hypnosis, this dependency will not only be a commercial risk, but a geopolitical and moral weakness."
"If the Chinese Consulate already has this much influence over Turkey’s academic institutions today… What will happen tomorrow?"
After Istanbul University canceled an event related to East Turkistan, a large number of students organized a protest in front of the rectorate building.