Turkey’s Uighur wants to be ignored at the Winter Olympics in Beijing | Uighur Stories

Protesters are blaming China for killing and persecuting a few Uighur Muslims.

Many exhibitions from China Uighur Muslim Group has staged demonstrations in Istanbul, calling for an end to the Winter Olympics next month in Beijing over China’s treatment of minorities.

Opponents rallied outside the Turkish Olympic Committee House on Sunday, waving blue and white flags of the East Turkestan independent group, a Beijing group said it was threatening the stability of its western Xinjiang region.

“Another thing, stop killing people; China, close camps, “chanted the protests, with some carrying placards reading” Stop Killing the Olympics “.

“China has no right to participate in the Olympic Games when it commits atrocities, abuses and killings of Uighurs,” said Uighur housewife Munevver Ozuygur, who said she had relatives in Chinese camps.

United Nations experts and human rights organizations estimate that more than a million people, mostly from Uighur and a few other Muslims, have been detained in recent years in Xinjiang camps.

Beijing they refuse to kill or the existence of concentration camps in Xinjiang and has criticized the Uighur people who testify overseas about the state of affairs within the northwest region as false.

After denying the existence of Xinjiang camps, China later protected them as a training ground to reduce the attraction of “extremist activities”.

The United States and many of its agencies, including the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Japan and Denmark, have stated that they will not send a diplomatic mission to the game against China’s reputation. The Winter Olympics begin on February 4.

The US has it penalties In a growing list of Chinese politicians and companies on Uighur medicine, which led to a tit-for-tat from Beijing.

China accepted European, British and US counselors, as well as students studying in Xinjiang and a London law firm.

‘Deceitful Men’

About 50,000 Uighurs, with whom ethnic Turks share ethnic, religious, and linguistic backgrounds, are believed to live in Turkey, the largest Uighur region outside Central Asia.

Last month, 19 Uighurs wrote a criminal complaint is a Turkish diplomat against Chinese officials, accusing them of murder, torture, rape and human rights abuses.

Turkish Uighurs have criticized Ankara route to China.

Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu said this month he had presented Turkey’s “ideas, hopes and challenges” at Uighurs to his Chinese counterpart in talks in Beijing.

“The world, the Turkic countries and the Islamic countries need to wake up. China is killing people right now,” said critics Abdurrahman Taymaz.

“He is deceiving the people. We want the Olympics to be banned soon. “