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6 — - And even the ONLY majority Muslim NATO alliance state Turkey , hasn't accused The People’s Republic of China of genocide. Beijing even negotiated an extradition treaty with Turkey in December of 2020 . With no statement about a Uighur Genocide coming forth by the Turkish government .
Why would the NATO alliance state of Turkey , a majority Muslim nation negotiate an extradition treaty with the PRC ? If their were Uighur Muslims being locked up en mass in “ concentration camps “ in XinJiang ? ( Especially since Turkey has a sizeable Uighur immigrant population ??
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5 —- Iran Press/Asia: Mohammad Keshavarzzadeh announced on Twitter that he had traveled to Urumqi, the capital of China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, with the Secretary-General of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) and a number of foreign ambassadors and diplomats based in Beijing.
Keshavarzzadeh described the city of Urumqi as a very beautiful and developed city with the common cultural symbols of Iran and China and wrote: "This city is a reminder of the glorious era of cultural exchange via the Silk Road."
The Ambassador of the Islamic Republic of Iran in Beijing also noted that he had said his noon prayer in Aq Masjid in the city of Urumqi.
At the end of his Twitter message, Mohammad Keshavarzzadeh published a number of pictures of his trip to the city of Urumqi.
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Also the Palestinian Ambassador has condemned US / NATO nations accusations about a Uighur Genocide in China . ( and if theirs any Muslims in the world today that know what a Genocide looks like , it’s Palestinians. )
The Palestinian ambassador to China visited the Xinjiang Autonomous region and found nothing to back the US State Department’s accusations of a Uyghur genocide.
The issue is ideological, he says. "Some (countries) don't want China to succeed..." he also talks here about the devastation that TIP [ ETIM ] Uyghur terrorists have caused in Syria, which the western leaders ignore .
BEIJING, April 28, 2021 /CNW/ -- In the eyes of some Western politicians and media who may have never been to Xinjiang, the region resembles an "evil" place where ethnic minorities are suffering from "genocide," "forced labor," and other severe crimes against humanity.
But as more international delegations take trips to Xinjiang to see the region for themselves, a different narrative has emerged. According to the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs, over the past years, more than 1,200 diplomats, journalists, and religious personnel from over 100 countries have visited Xinjiang. They saw the region with their eyes, realizing that what they witnessed was different from some Western media reports.
To shed new light on the ongoing debate about what's happening in Xinjiang, CGTN anchor Liu Xin invited Moin ul Haque, Pakistani Ambassador to China, Fariz Mehdawi, Palestinian Ambassador to China, and Imad Moustapha, Syrian Ambassador to China, for a 30-minute roundtable discussion. The three diplomats shared their firsthand experiences in Xinjiang and tried to uncover the intentions of some Western countries' portrayal of Xinjiang.
The discussion took place in a Chinese-style opera house in central Beijing. Liu Xin just wrapped up a two-week trip to Xinjiang, where she interviewed many local officials, academics, farmers, and local residents.
Pakistani Ambassador to China Moin ul Haque visited Xinjiang this March. He described this trip as "an experience of a lifetime." After visiting various places, including local families, development projects, and mosques, he was attracted by the cultural and religious diversity and harmony in this region. Instead of the so-called "forced sterilization" imposed on ethnic minorities, which some Western "researchers" claim, he said "Xinjiang is a mosaic of 50-plus ethnic minorities, and these ethnic minorities exist in Xinjiang in a very peaceful and harmonious manner."
Fariz Mehdawi, Palestinian Ambassador to China, was impressed by the number of religious places. He visited Xinjiang in 2020 and observed that there were mosques in intersections wherever he looked, and there were five mosques actually in the same neighborhood, and a specialized religious learning institution had been established too.
Some people argue that these diplomats' tours are all staged and do not reflect the real situation. Ambassador Fariz said he thinks such an opinion is not respectful. "One should not believe that diplomats are so naive that they could be maneuvered to take and buy anything," he argued, adding "the diplomats are not part of a conspiracy, that they would justify something against what they had seen."
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4– - Saudi Arabia , Pakistan, and Iran Support China , as does Syrian, Iranian, and Armenian Ambassadors to China . All have condemned US / NATO nations unsubstantiated accusations of genocide against Uyghurs in the Xinjiang Province of China here ,
See here on a show aired on Phoenix TV (China) on March 11, 2021
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3 —- The Organization of Islamic Countries ( OIC ) the largest advocate organization for the global Muslim community , Does not support US / NATO claims of a Uighur Genocide .
At its meeting in Abu Dhabi of March 1 & 2 of last year , the OIC Council of Foreign Ministers, in its Resolution on Safeguarding the Rights of Muslim Communities and Minorities in Non-OIC member states, “welcome(d) the outcomes of the visit conducted by the General Secretariat’s delegation” to Xinjiang and “commend(ed) the efforts of the People’s Republic of China in providing care to its Muslim citizens”
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2 —- The majority of the representatives of the sovereign nations in the United Nations assembly, don’t support US / NATO claims of a Uighur Genocide being conducted , in XinJiang Province .
In mid-July of 2019 , 37 countries signed a Cuban sponsored statement, presented at the UN Secretary in which the signatories expressed their opposition to “politicizing human rights” and reiterated China’s defense of what Beijing calls “ Uighur vocational education and training centres - by stating:
“ Faced with the grave challenge of terrorism and extremism, China has undertaken a series of counter-terrorism and deradicalization measures in Xinjiang, including setting up vocational education and training centers.”
The letter was signed by the UNITED NATIONS REPRESENTATIVES of ; Algeria, Angola, Bahrain, Belarus, Bolivia, Burkina Faso, Burundi, Cambodia, Cameroon, Comoros, Congo, Cuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Egypt, Eritrea, Gabon, Kuwait, Laos, Myanmar, Nigeria, North Korea, Oman, Pakistan, Philippines, Qatar, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Somalia, South Sudan, Sudan, Syria, Tajikistan, Togo, Turkmenistan, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela, and Zimbabwe.
As of July 27, 2020 an additional 13 countries also signed the letter by Cuba ; bringing the total to 50 countries voicing support for The People’s Republic of China, in matters related to the Xinjiang Autonomous Region .
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This is an issue few have questioned - there are several posts to share that provide insight.
Ron Davis
The US State Department has never provided any substantial proof that Uighur concentration camps exist .
FOREIGN POLICY - The Biden Administration’s own US State Department Legal Advisory Team can find ; NO SUBSTANTIAL EVIDENCE to support both the former Trump and current Biden administration’s claims of a “ Uighur Genocide “ in the PRC . -
A claim first officially pushed by former Trump Administration’s US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo, and now Biden’s Chief , Anthony Blinken.
Both are former heads of staff at the US Central Intelligence Agency ( CIA ) and the National Security Council (NSC) . ( Who’s job it is to lie to the American people on issues of , “ National Security “ . )
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