The East Turkistan issue was the main topic at an international conference in Malaysia

On December 1, the Islamic Public Organizations Coordination Meeting held in Malaysia presented a detailed account of China's genocide in East Turkistan and proposed solutions to the issue of East Turkistan independence.
The "Malaysia Islamic Public Organizations Cooperation Council" meeting was held in Kuala Lumpur, the capital of Malaysia, and was attended by representatives of public organizations from various countries. The meeting was attended by the President of the International Union of East Turkistan Organizations, Hedyetullah Oghuzkhan, the Secretary General of the Union, Abdurreshid Amhaji, and the President of the Uyghur Human Rights Foundation, who is active in the United States, Omar Kanat.
Hedayetullah Oghuzlkhan spoke at the meeting and presented several points in detail about the solutions to resolve the issue of East Turkistan independence. He also proposed a series of measures to stop China's ongoing genocide and Islamophobia in East Turkistan, and how various organizations, especially organizations in the Islamic world, should fulfill their duties in this regard.
Omar Kanat gave a report at the meeting on the genocide and human rights violations committed by China in East Turkistan.
At the end of the meeting, Hedayetullah Oghuzukhan and Omar Kanat answered the questions of the participants on the East Turkistan issue.
Mr. Hedayetullah welcomed us and said that the meeting was attended by Islamic organizations and non-Islamic organizations operating in Europe, America, India, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, Sri Lanka, and other Islamic countries. The main topic of the meeting was the East Turkistan issue, and the Palestinian and Arakan issues were also discussed. The East Turkistan representatives raised the issue of genocide committed by China in East Turkistan.