China exiles Uyghurs and forcibly destroys their homes

China is continuing the crime of deporting the people by demolishing the houses built in the Uyghur ethnic style in East Turkistan under the pretext of "changing the old residential areas" and "going directly to the development area".
The witness of the camp, Zumret Davut, released several videos on her social media account on September 16. It appears that Uyghurs' houses were forcibly demolished in Vacha Town, Karagh Village, Tashkorghan County.
The video compares the original appearance of the house, which was forced to burn in China, and the ruins after it was burned down. The video shows that the house is decorated in the Uyghur national style with various beautiful patterns and carvings, painted beautifully, and the pillars, walls, roof, and beams of the house are carved with patterns. In the video, there are protest words in Chinese: "I was forced to leave my country, my house was forcibly demolished."
The video shows that the carved columns of the traditional Uyghur-style porches are still intact even after the house was demolished, proving that this act is not actually the so-called "renovation of old and weak houses," as China is claiming, but the forced demolition of newly built houses and the crime of destroying Uyghur communities.
In another video, a family who lost their homes were left stranded and their blankets were left in the fields.
In another related video, the owner of the house went to the village committee to complain about her house being forcibly removed, and the Chinese official in the village tried to rudely evict the woman, but she was unable to leave. Finally, the Chinese official ordered his village committee emissaries to evict the woman.
According to Chinese media reports, since 2010, China has begun to demolish houses built in the Uyghur ethnic style and destroy Uyghur communities in East Turkistan under the name of "demolition of slum communities". The extra room has been removed and converted.
In recent years, China has imprisoned the people of East Turkistan in large-scale prisons and concentration camps, forcing them to give up their religious and ethnic values, and their own identity. Forced evacuation is destroying Uyghur communities. The videos show that the genocide in East Turkistan has not abated at all, but is being carried out.