Saturday 16 February 2019

The Cordoba Foundation's Campaign for the the Uyghurs

The Cordoba Foundation’s Campaign
for the Uyghurs: A Call to Action

Dr. Mozammel Haque

The Cordoba Foundation organised a conference entitled “China’s Brute Crackdown and Mass Incarceration of Uyghur Muslims” was held at London Muslim Centre, London, on Wednesday, 13th of February, 2019. The conference was inaugurated by Dr Anas Altikriti, the CEO and Founder of The Cordoba Foundation, President of the Muslim Association of Britain, and a leading figure in the Anti-War Movement.

The Cordoba Foundation’s CEO Dr. Anas Altikriti at the very beginning informed the audiences the Cordoba Foundation’s Campaign for the Uyghurs: A Call to Action.
The followings are TCF’s Campaign for the Uyghurs: A Call to Action:


Making presentation to the Government
-          * Briefing the government on the status of the Uyghur and what ought to be done
-          * Demanding that the British government address its Chinese counterpart over this issue
-          * Demanding that the FCO express its condemnation of China’s treatment of the Uyghurs to the China’s Ambassador in London
-          * Lobbying MPs to express their condemnation of China’s oppression of the Uyghurs
-          * Raising questions in Parliament over this issue
-          * Approaching the APPG on China over this issue
-          * Approaching the APPG on Human Rights over this issue
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Legal Campaign
-          * Pursue legal avenues to prosecute those perpetrators, illegal detentions and incarceration of Uyghur Muslims

Raising awareness on the Uyghur case
·         Holding conferences across the country addressing the oppression of the Uyghurs
·         * Briefing journalists and bloggerson China’s treatment of the Uyghurs

Direct Support
·         Connecting with the Uyghur community in the UK and across Europe to access direct and second hand testimonies of developments
·         Investigating channels through which aid and support to the Uyghurs can be provided
    



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