The Cry of the Oppressed Uyghurs: Hear the Scream Now!

The Bankruptcy of Conscience: Who Wants to Silence the Cry of the Uyghurs?

 

The oppressed Muslim Uyghur Turks have nowhere to go in the world! Their cries are buried in a deafening silence. The news that broke on social media yesterday tore at our hearts: "Abdurrahman Kuddusi, a Uyghur with four children, will be deported." That's the news!

So, what will happen when he's deported? What will become of him? What about his children, his wife? Who will provide for them? Questions, questions... These are brain-burning, conscience-pricking questions for those who care!

 

Ms. Melkizat Wrote to Me, She Was Desperate.

The despair echoing in her lines pierced my heart like a dagger. She didn't know what to do, where to go, or where to take refuge with her four children. Every word of her message contained the cry, "What will become of us? We also received a citizenship rejection!"

This is not just a mother's cry, but the heartbreaking scream of thousands of oppressed Uyghur Turks, and it must be heard now! They say, "The sigh of the oppressed brings down the sultan"; these cries, sooner or later, will lead to the manifestation of divine justice. That's the real question!

 

The Human Drama Behind the Numbers: Code 87 and Beyond

The messages shared by Ms. Melkizat are bitter evidence of the drama experienced by the people: "(My husband) was given code 87 after his residency was rejected 2-3 years later... last year, in November-December, most Uyghurs' humanitarian residency was rejected and they were given codes... it's not just my husband, many have it, that's why many of our brothers and sisters were forced to migrate to Syria after their citizenship was rejected." Code 87...

Though it seems like just a number, this number is a mark that darkens the lives of thousands of Uyghurs, drags them into uncertainty, and falls upon them like a death warrant. To turn a blind eye to a humanitarian crisis where people who fled the persecution of Communist China cannot find peace in the lands they sought refuge in, and are knowingly sent to their deaths, is beyond any conscience.

 

The Price of Silence: Unknown Fates and International Betrayal

Remember the 48 Uyghurs caught in Thailand a few months ago and imprisoned for 12 years, who were then extradited to China, with no country, including Turkey, accepting them. Their fate is unknown... We know they were sentenced to death! Isn't that very strange?

The ancient Muslim people of East Turkestan have no place left to seek refuge in the world. While approximately 30 to 40 thousand Muslim immigrants from East Turkestan live in Turkey, the recent treatment they have received is incomprehensible. If someone commits a crime, arrest them, punish them! But do not knowingly send them to their deaths! This is unworthy of human dignity, and unworthy of any state's record!

 

The Blindness of Bureaucracy and the Double Standard of Justice

The enigma of law enforcement is separate. These oppressed brothers and sisters have no identities! They cannot have identities! Expecting normal documents from them is a pipe dream! The attitude of the justice mechanism towards them is another enigma. Your decisions regarding our oppressed brothers and sisters who have sought refuge and immigrated to our country cannot be made according to normal laws and rules!

Please put yourself in their shoes for a moment. How would you feel if you were in their place? There is a Day of Judgment! Never ignore this truth! Remember, every action has a reckoning.

 

The Hypocrisy of Politics and Historical Guilt

Bureaucratic blindness also questions where the political will stands. I truly wonder: "If there is a place in our country for every nation, from Armenians to Jews, from those who massacre Muslims in Gaza to Zionists who plunder the country, how is it that Turkey is made difficult for the Muslim people of East Turkestan?" How? Please ask your conscience about this contradiction!

Remember and know that whatever position you occupy, others were in those positions before you; some have lost their dignity, some have rotted away under the ground! Everything is fleeting; position, wealth, title, everything! What remains is to be remembered with good deeds.

 

Forgotten Heritage, Betrayed Bonds

East Turkestan, before the Chinese occupation, declared its allegiance to the Ottoman state, and sermons were read in the name of the Caliph, making it an Ottoman land. Despite this historical bond, how can the treatment of our Uyghur brothers and sisters today be explained? How will politicians bear this burden of guilt?

This is not just a political issue, but also a historical responsibility. Their lands are not just geographical borders, but also a symbol of shared history and destiny.

 

Secret Plans and Big Games: The Truth Behind the Curtain

The Uyghurs are not asking for your mercy! The Uyghurs are asking you to give them their own citizenship!

Their lands are also the ancient homeland of the Uyghur Turks. Every tear, every cry, hearing the scream etched into consciences and taking action is not only a humanitarian duty but also a historical responsibility.

Every drama experienced in this geography is actually part of larger and more complex operations. The secret plans behind the curtain deeply affect not only the Uyghurs but also our region and society, reflecting not just an immigration issue but global power balances and dark scenarios. People may forget what has been done.

History does not forget! The book of deeds never forgets! And it never errs! Hearing this cry and taking action is not only a humanitarian duty but also a historical responsibility. Otherwise, the price of silence will be heavy.

 

If not now, when?

 

HALİS ÖZDEMİR

 

Source: Global Disclosure