Properties of Uyghur “dissidents” are auctioned on Taobao and end up in the hands of Han Chinese.
Abdulhakim Idris
From Orchards to Auctions: The Chinese Robbery of Uyghur Wealth. Part I
How confiscation of Uyghur wealth by China is pushing Uyghurs to poverty.
How China’s Boarding Schools in Xinjiang (East Turkistan) Are Erasing a People’s Identity: A Uyghur View
The Chinese regime is perpetrating the cultural genocide of a generation by weaponizing education. The state of the matter after ten years of persecution.
Goodbye, Ms. Bachelet: The Uyghurs Will Not Miss You
The UN High Commissioner of Human Rights will leave office on August 31, without seeking a second mandate. She failed spectacularly the first one.
Uyghur Genocide: Why Most Muslim Countries Remain Silent
As confirmed at the Islamabad Organization of Islamic Cooperation meeting, they need China’s money, its protection at the UN, and its surveillance technology.
900,000 Uyghur Children: The Saddest Victims of Genocide
The Chinese Communist Party has forcibly displaced them into Han Chinese families or state-run orphanages. Figures prove the program is expanding.
Dealing with China: Will Germany Sacrifice the Promise “Never Again” for Economic Interests?
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?
A Uyghur Man’s Letter to His Lost Mother
Abdulhakim Idris is a human rights activist and the husband of the well-known advocate for Uyghurs’ rights, Rushan Abbas. He does not know where his mother is.
Abdulhakim Idris
Abdulhakim Idris was born in Hotan city in East Turkestan (Ch. Xinjiang). He was educated in Islamic religious studies and Arabic language in underground Islamic schools in Hotan before he left his hometown in 1986 to study Islam in Egypt at Al-Azhar University. He settled in Munich, Germany in 1991 as one of the first Uyghurs to seek asylum in Europe. Mr. Idris moved to the United States in 2009. He is is the founder and Executive Director of the Center for Uyghur Studies, a Washington D.C.-based think tank. In 2017, Mr. Idris and his wife Rushan Abbas founded the non-profit organization Campaign for Uyghurs. He currently lives in Northern Virginia with his family.