The Last Words of a Uyghur Father: A Son’s Memory
A son remembers his last telephone conversation with his father in East Turkestan six years ago. After that, the father “disappeared.”
About Abdurehim Gheni Uyghur
Muslims Commemorated Osman Batur, Hanged Hero and Martyr
The legendary ethnic Kazakh commander did what he could in a complicated geopolitical situation to protect the identity of the Turkic peoples.
Remembering the Barin Revolution (April 5, 1990 )
33 years ago villagers in Akto country, East Turkestan (Ch. Xinjiang), rebelled against the Chinese power. They were all killed.
Abduxaliq Uyghur, 1901–1933: Uyghurs Remember Their Beheaded Poet
An author who tried to create a national Uyghur conscience through poetry and education was executed by a Chinese warlord ninety years ago,
After 26 Years, Uyghurs Remember the Ghulja Massacre
On February 5, 1997, a peaceful protest was transformed into a bloodbath by the Chinese police and soldiers.
Chinese Attack a “Lonely Uyghur” Demonstration in Amsterdam, Police Investigates
Once the lonely protester became well-known and no longer so lonely, provocateurs manifested themselves. Here is the story in his own words.
Protests Against the Urumqi Fire Extend to Amsterdam
The “lonely Uyghur protester” gathered some 300 Uyghur and Cantonese to demonstrate in Dam Square.
Celebrating Uyghur National Day at Amsterdam’s Dam Square
This time, the lonely protester was joined by more than 100 fellow activists.
Amsterdam: An Exhibition Shows the Uyghur Genocide as It Is
In Amsterdam’s Leiden Square thousands, including reporters and politicians, visited “Uyghur Voices,” where evidence of the genocide was on display.
