Dr.@adrianzenz testifies for the second time at the @TribunalUyghur Dr.@adrianzenz presents his new findings regarding the connection between internment camps and the central government. Development and implementation of the “re-education”.

.@PeterIrwin_ of @UyghurProject testifies at @TribunalUyghur about the arrest of Uyghur religious figures and intellectuals. @PeterIrwin_ @UyghurProject @TribunalUyghur "We spoke to 5 imams, we wanted to learn what was happening to Imams in Xj. These Imams have been going in and out of prisons back in the 90s. Eventually what was happening to these Imams was for example they will go to patriotic courses in Urumqi for 15 days."@PeterIrwin_

Gulzire Alwuqanqizi, Kazakh nation who was taken to different camps and forced to work as a cleaner inside. She testified to her horrific experience in camp and what she had witnessed during her time in these camps. @TribunalUyghur @TribunalUyghur "When I was working in the second camp I worked as a cleaner. When I was in the second camp I was kept shackled for 6 months, after that they made me become cleaner. I saw they brought Uyghur women in the room to rape them, after that, I had to wash them."-Gulzire Alwuqanqizi.

The afternoon session of @TribunalUyghur second hearing started with Rodney Dixon QC who regularly appears in all international criminal courts, including the ICC. He provided an overview of his submission to the ICC Prosecutor regarding the persecution of Uyghurs in ICC states. @TribunalUyghur "Early indications of genocides are the number of people in thousands who disappearing & are not being heard again. It doesn’t equate to assimilation. If they were to bring people back to work in the Chinese system then we will be hearing from them again, they won’t be silenced."

‘Perfect Police State’ author @geoffrey_cain speaks of the CCP's surveillance of the entire Uyghur region, “slow, sinister erasure” of Uyghur culture, the complicity of tech firms, & how the surveillance has been embedded in the daily life of Uyghurs under the PRC #UyghurTribunal @geoffrey_cain "what started out as a targeted campaign on counter-terrorism/anti-terrorism emerged rather like a snowball effect. People who developed technology bought into the CCP’s propaganda before they knew what it was really for." @geoffrey_cain testifies at @TribunalUyghur

Rukiye Turdush @parlabest speaks of the CCP's Family Planning Policies & how the family planning workers approach the Uyghur people.
"Most family planning workers are very loyal to the Chinese govt, & they assist the govt while being aware of genocidal consequences." "In 2017, Xinjiang Party Secretary Chen Quanguo encouraged officials to “round up everyone
who should be rounded up.” This vague phrase appears repeatedly in internal documents
from 2017." -Rukiye Turdush @parlabest

Doctor @MayaMitalipova who is Director of Human Stem Cell Laboratory, at Whitehead Institute for Biomedical Research, MIT speaks of Uyghurs, Kazakhs
& other Muslims in Xj subjected to forcefully health
check and their blood was used for DNA sequencing. @MayaMitalipova "For successful organ transplantation doctors rely on several important criteria including three main blood tests, cell surface tests and limited DNA tests to determine if a patient and a potential donor are a match." @MayaMitalipova @TribunalUyghur

Testimony of Orynbek Koksebek during the second hearing of @TribunalUyghur:

"When I crossed the border the first time, I was taken to a first camp, because I was a Kazakh nation & I could not speak Chinese. While I was taken to the second camp, I was shackled and hooded." @TribunalUyghur "I was tortured mostly in the first camp."
"Both are Chinese camps, I could call them prisons."
"I was arbitrarily detained for 125 days 4 months, after that, I was house arrested for 2 months."
– Orynbek Koksebek

Erbakit Otarbay testimony:
"When I asked the question of why I am detained, I was beaten servilely. The food in camps is awful, even the dog will not eat it. Whenever we ask for better food, they (the Chinese guards) will get upset and take us to a room to beat us." "They beat us at places that have no cameras. The washroom has no camera, so they take us there & beat us."
"They would beat us with whatever they have in their hands. They would do it only in that room. The same thing happened while I spend time in prison."

Baqitali Nur testified to the torture he received whilst detained in a concentration camp in Xj.

"there were enough people who have suffered. We had to sit for 15 hours, and 80% of detainees legs were swollen, eventually, some of them become disabled." "The purpose (of the camp) was not to teach, because amongst us there were people who graduated from Chinese schools and people who study abroad, these people did not need education. We sang CCP red songs."