Solidarity from the UK workers' movement for the Uyghur people's fight for freedom in East Turkestan/Xinjiang. Close the camps! Stop persecution! Stop genocide!
Aug 1, 2021 • 4 tweets • 2 min read
On the last day of #Tokyo2020, join us to protest #Beijing2022 Olympic sponsor Samsung & their links to forced Uyghur labour.
🕑 2pm Sunday 8 August
📍 Samsung, 125 Oxford St, London
😷 Wear a face covering
📢 Make some noise!
#NoRightsNoGames#GenocideGames
Samsung is one of the many corporate giants whose supply chains have been linked to the Chinese government's forced labour schemes which conscript Uyghurs and other Muslim-majority ethnic groups from the region.
Yesterday we were proud to stand alongside so many different allies, all united by the need to defeat the appalling #AntiRefugeeBill#BordersBill and win sanctuary and equality for everyone fleeing tyranny & persecution, including Uyghurs.
Imagine you escaped the abuse and persecution in East Turkestan / Xinjiang. You found a home in, say, Egypt, where you rebuilt your life.
In 2017 Egyptian cops rounded up dozens of Uyghurs for deportation to China (qz.com/africa/1028546…), so you fled to Turkey. [2]
Sep 2, 2020 • 16 tweets • 6 min read
Listening to @robertsreport speak about his new book with @j_smithfinley, drawing the parallels between China's colonialism in East Turkestan, and European powers' colonial exploits.
Consistent opposition to imperialism means supporting the #Uyghurs' struggle for freedom.
The hypocrisy of the PRC state is stark - it poses as "anti-imperialist" and "socialist" - yet having inherited an empire from historic China, it refuses to acknowledge the right to self-determination of the indigenous peoples dominated by that empire.
Apr 9, 2020 • 7 tweets • 5 min read
APPLE is one of many giant corporations with supply chains linked to the Chinese state's Uyghur forced labour schemes.
Join the protest from home 2pm Tuesday 14/4! Contact Apple by phone, twitter & insta to demand an end to #AppleForcedLabour.
Stand in solidarity: #FreeUyghurs!
Please share this 👆 far & wide! Next Tuesday, let's flood their phone lines and social media with the call to cut ties with forced labour.
And remember - it's Apple's bosses who are responsible, not call centre workers, so please be polite!