Urumqi became the Center of Assimilation

The Communist Administration of China has been persistently pursuing assimilation and genocide practices for years, targeting the innocent children of the people living in East Turkistan (Xinjiang) as the primary focus. This involves forcibly erasing their ethnic identities and continues to aim at transforming and altering them into what is described as the "uniform human" to fit the Chinese national identity.
According to a news article dated August 28, 2023, on China's propaganda network, the "Communist Youth League," operating under the guidance of the Chinese Communist Party, is reportedly continuing systematic assimilation efforts targeting Uyghur children under the guise of "Conscious Child and Youth Solidarity."
According to China's devious plan, young people in East Turkistan are being encouraged to participate in five types of projects, including "individual case service, small classes with red ties, four historical learnings with a heart dedicated to the Party, Communist Youth." This showcases the ongoing efforts to further the systematic assimilation of Uyghur children.
In addition, brainwashing practices targeting Uyghur children will increase. Uyghur children are compelled to select and participate in numerous indoctrination activities, such as Chinese language education, legal knowledge, Chinese cultural education, and activities that promote national unity.
According to the project, a total of 2,963 activities have been completed so far, and the number of young participants is reported to have risen to 43,000.
According to reports, the pilot implementation of the project took place in 2018 in two settlements in Urumqi. This year, the project's scope is set to expand to 40 communities, and it has been revealed that the comprehensive implementation will cover all provinces, autonomous regions, and cities in East Turkistan (Xinjiang), with Urumqi as the central hub.
Under the oppressive rule of China, the people are living under ethnic and religious repression. The occupying Chinese regime has been constructing child camps reminiscent of preschools in various cities alongside its concentration camps, all in an effort to Sinicize East Turkistan (Xinjiang) and erase Uyghur identity. Observers have long noted that China's atrocities involve subjecting Uyghur children and youths, particularly in urban areas, to political indoctrination and ideological assimilation. Over time, driven by the silence of the international community, especially the Turkish and Islamic worlds, China has become emboldened and aims to legitimize its policy of genocide.