China tried to deceive Islamic organizations from Hong Kong

The Chinese regime, which consistently deceives the Islamic world and uses it as a tool for its false propaganda, invited a group of Islamic organizations from Hong Kong to visit East Turkistan (Xinjiang) from August 14th to 20th.
According to a relevant report from the Chinese propaganda agency "Xinjiang Daily," the Chinese regime organized a tour of East Turkistan (Xinjiang) for a delegation of 20 Islamic organizations from Hong Kong. They were taken to pre-arranged fabricated locations in Urumqi, Kashgar, Aksu, and other regions, where they showcased the so-called "vocational training centers," industrial cities, some mosques that remain open for tourism purposes, and clothing displays in Urumqi, Kashgar, Aksu, and other regions.
The delegation also visited the so-called "Xinjiang Islamic Institute and Library," which has no qualifications other than propaganda, classroom buildings, and students being trained in the ideology of communism.
LOOKING FROM CHINA'S PERSPECTIVE, SPEAKING FROM CHINA'S VOICE
Speaking entirely in Chinese after the trip, the president of the delegation, Yang Xingben, gave an interview to the journalists, saying that the current situation in East Turkistan does not match the news of some Western media, that the people live happily in harmony with the authoritarian regime, that the economy is developing rapidly under the central government's protection, that different ethnic groups' cultural heritage is preserved by law, and that diverse communities peacefully coexist in prosperity and tranquility. In doing so, he became an instrument of China's propaganda efforts.
Observers note that China has always prevented the international community from independently investigating East Turkistan. To manage pressure and accusations, they strategically guide specially selected foreign individuals through pre-arranged locations, using such visits for propaganda purposes. They advance the false narrative of "support from the Islamic world" domestically while presenting a facade of "no oppression in East Turkistan, everything is peaceful, and Uyghurs are happy" internationally. However, the reality remains that the repression in East Turkistan has never ceased.
China is involved in religious persecution in East Turkistan (Xinjiang)
China has been implementing anti-Islamic policies of terror in East Turkistan (Xinjiang), leading to the destruction or erasure of nearly 16,000 mosques since its inception.
Some of the remaining mosques have been repurposed for other uses such as bars, tourism spots, businesses, workshops, and even toilets, making them available to the Chinese. Additionally, all religious activities have been completely prohibited, and people are being forced to abandon Islam.
Thousands of religious scholars, including well-known figures like Muhammad Salih Damplla, have been martyred in torture camps, and millions of Muslims who simply practice their religious duties continue to suffer from torture.
According to official United Nations data, the occupying Chinese government is forcibly detaining over 1 million Uighur Turks in concentration camps in East Turkistan (Xinjiang) against their will. However, witness accounts and documents from Chinese sources suggest that up to 8 million people have been subjected to forced internment in a rotating manner.
China, which has consistently rejected a request by UN officials and international organizations to freely inspect the area for information, claims it has allowed a few of its own camps to be partially visible to a small number of foreign diplomats and journalists.