Today we will talk with you about the fate of the people who are being ignored by the world, living under great persecution and threats. It is about the oppressed people kept in modern concentration camps.

HRW has accused China's Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region of forcing millions of Chinese Muslims in labor camps to produce aluminum needed to make auto parts.

The European Parliament and the Council of the EU have agreed to ban products manufactured using the forced labor of Uyghurs in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region in China's automobile industry. We are talking about the fact that the aluminum used in Chinese cars is produced using the forced labor of Uyghurs.

During his high-level visit to China, Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan did not say anything about Uyghurs' rights being violated. He reacted only in sign language, including wearing a neckband in the color of the flag of East Turkestan and calling the cities of Kashgar and Urumqi the bridge connecting China and the Turkish world.

The Biden administration has banned trade with three Chinese companies that manufacture seafood, aluminum and footwear. The US Department of Finance has accused these companies of forcibly employing Turkic residents of the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.

China is changing the names of settlements inhabited by Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples to names that reflect government propaganda. According to human rights defenders, so far 630 Turkish or Islamic villages have been renamed.

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy has abandoned plans to declare China's treatment of the Uyghur Muslim minority a genocide, despite campaign promises. Before the elections, the new British government reneged on the promise to recognize the Palestinian state.

15 Western countries have signed a public statement demanding that China release all detained Uyghurs and Tibetans and allow human rights activists to return home.

After the events of 2014 in East Turkestan, a woman who taught the Qur'an to her neighbors was imprisoned for 10 years. The woman, who was released after the end of her sentence, was caught again and sentenced to 14 years in prison on the charge of "breaking China by teaching the Koran."

TikTok users have begun reporting that videos on the app that violate Uyghur rights have been deleted en masse. In addition, content criticizing Chinese politics is also being removed.