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In part one of this two-part series, we discussed the Chinese Communist Party’s overt attempt to completely destroy the culture and identity of millions of Uighur Muslims living in Western China. From arresting people in the middle of the night, to forcing them to attend reeducation camps for years, to their ruthless pursuit of limiting Uighur births through forced abortions and sterilization, the evidence is overwhelming that China’s abuse of their own people is only getting worse. This week, we bring this horrific story closer to home by interviewing Ziba Murat, a Uighur woman who hasn’t heard from or spoken to her mother in over two years. Since her mother’s disappearance, it has surfaced that the Chinese Communist Party placed her in a concentration camp, and refuses to give updates or acknowledge her disappearance or when she will be released.
Show Notes:
Part 1: China’s Campaign to Destroy an Entire Ethnicity
The Radio Free Asia Article that Verifies Ziba’s Mother Being Place In a Concentration Camp
Ziba’s Petition to Help Raise Awareness for Her Mother
Olivia’s New Repot: Why the U.S. Should Issue an Atrocity Determination for Uighurs
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It makes me so angry that certain people in the US are marching around our streets caterwauling about perceived injustices when this is going on. This is right up there with Nazi Germany in the 30s, the Soviet Union, and the occupation of Poland by both the Nazis and the Soviets. Shame on people who speak of freedom but are not saying anything about the Xinjiang situation – and are probably being paid by the CCP to keep their mouths shut and distract everyone.