China's ”Human Rights" Show in Urumqi

Faced with more and more countries' accusations of "genocide" against the Uyghurs, the Chinese regime tried to hide its crime against humanity by organizing the so-called "Xinjiang Human Rights Development Forum" in Urumqi to distract the attention of the international community.
According to a report on the Chinese propaganda network Tanrıdag, the Chinese regime held the so-called "Xinjiang Human Rights Development Forum" at the Urumqi Pedagogical University in East Turkistan on September 27. The forum was attended by 12 so-called researchers and "experts" in related fields from the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, the Nations University of China, Nanjing University and other social science institutes, as well as universities inside and outside East Turkistan.
People of all ethnic groups in East Turkistan have been subjected to the integration of new technologies, and the quality of life of the people in all walks of life, from dressing well and being beautiful through (Chinese) culture to traveling by carriage to modern living conditions, has been continuously improved, according to the so-called experts Formda, who speak entirely in Chinese dialect.
In his speech, Xu Jianying, a fellow at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and the Chinese Border Region Research Institute, said that "so-called "vocational skill centers" have been established to guarantee the 'happy' lives of people of all ethnicities in Xinjiang and tried to whitewash the penal camp policies that have led to the destruction of countless homes in the region.
Zhu Liu, a professor at the Faculty of Law at the University of Nations in China, expressed his views on the issues related to East Turkistan, which come up from time to time in the United Nations Human Rights Council, and accused Western and European countries of throwing mud at China. The so-called experts, who spoke separately at the forum, supposedly defended the communist regime by claiming that individuals of all ethnicities in East Turkistan work equally, freely and with dignity under the auspices of the party government and that the accusations of "forced labor in East Turkistan" as claimed by the West are lies fabricated to defame China.
11 COUNTRIES DECLARE CHINA A GENOCIDAL PERPETRATOR
China's persecution policies against the Uyghur Turks have been recognized as "genocide" by the parliaments of the United States, the Netherlands, Canada, Lithuania, the United Kingdom. Many other countries, such as France, Japan, Ireland and Taiwan, have expressed serious concern about China's actions.

The East Turkestan problem, which is on the agenda of almost all international organizations, is still ignored by some countries and global organizations. On the other hand, while the UN, EU, G7 and NATO member states express serious concern about China, the Chinese government hides all data on the real situation of the Uyghur Turks in concentration camps from the world public. At the same time, it seeks to refute its inhumane practices in the region with false and distorting information or by forcing people under its influence to make coercive statements.
CHINA DENIES THE CRIMES IT HAS COMMITTED
However, the people of East Turkistan, who are exposed to ethnic and cultural discrimination and systematic genocide, are employed by Chinese companies as cheap labor. While Muslim women are sterilized, everything belonging to Islam is banned.
On the other hand, according to the official data of the United Nations, more than 2 million Uyghur Turks are forcibly held against their will in concentration camps in East Turkistan, where the Beijing administration is committing genocide. While this number has not been revised by the UN for 4 years, camp witnesses and leaked Chinese documents show that 8 million people have been detained on a rotating basis since 2016.