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Coalition of 300 countries asking China to stop these abuses!

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Coalition of 300 countries asking China to stop these abuses!

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"La comunidad internacional no puede limitarse a esperar y permitir que las autoridades chinas pisoteen los derechos humanos dentro y fuera de sus fronteras".

Joshua Rosenzweig, Amnistía Internacional.

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Más de 300 organizaciones piden un mecanismo internacional

Las Naciones Unidas deben crear urgentemente un mecanismo internacional independiente para abordar las violaciones de derechos humanos del gobierno chino, ha declarado hoy en una carta abierta una coalición mundial de 321 grupos de la sociedad civil, incluida Amnistía Internacional. En la coalición hay grupos de más de 60 países de todo el mundo, desde Azerbaiyán a Zambia, desde Marruecos a Malasia, desde Vietnam a Venezuela.

Los grupos firmantes subrayaron la necesidad de abordar las violaciones masivas de derechos humanos perpetradas en toda China, incluidos Hong Kong, Tíbet y Sinkiang. También pusieron de relieve el impacto mundial de las violaciones de derechos humanos que comete China: su actuación contra defensores y defensoras de los derechos humanos en el extranjero, la censura y la vigilancia llevada a cabo por este país en todo el mundo y su promoción del desarrollo que no respeta los derechos, con la consiguiente degradación del medioambiente.

"Esta coalición mundial de organizaciones, además de 50 expertos y expertas de la ONU y decenas de gobiernos, exigen que acabe la impunidad de China en el Consejo de Derechos Humanos de la ONU", ha declarado John Fisher, director en Ginebra de Human Rights Watch. "Es preciso que la ONU actúe en respuesta a las voces, cada vez más numerosas, que piden que China rinda cuentas por sus abusos en materia de derechos humanos."

La comunidad internacional no puede limitarse a esperar y permitir que las autoridades chinas pisoteen los derechos humanos dentro y fuera de sus fronteras.

Joshua Rosenzweig, Amnistía Internacional.

La petición de estos grupos se hace eco de una declaración sin precedentes realizada por más de 50 expertos y expertas de la ONU que en junio de 2020 expusieron con detalle las graves violaciones de los derechos humanos perpetradas por las autoridades chinas y pidieron que se tomaran "medidas decisivas para proteger las libertades fundamentales en China".

"El desprecio de China por los derechos humanos ya no afecta únicamente a su ciudadanía: su apoyo a dictaduras y sus esfuerzos por reinterpretar las normas internacionales están haciendo que la labor de defender los derechos humanos resulte más difícil que nunca", ha dicho Sarah Brooks, enlace en Bruselas del Servicio Internacional para los Derechos Humanos. "Esta declaración conjunta une por primera vez en una causa común a organizaciones de todo el mundo que luchan por sus propias comunidades".

En su declaración, la coalición resalta los esfuerzos de China por distorsionar el mandato del Consejo de Derechos Humanos de la ONU persiguiendo a activistas del país que utilizan los mecanismos de la ONU para buscar reparación y oponiéndose a iniciativas orientadas a asegurar el escrutinio de graves violaciones de los derechos humanos y crímenes de derecho internacional en países de todo el mundo. China suele rechazar todo intento de examinar de su historial de derechos humanos, calificándolo de 'grave intromisión' en su soberanía.

"China ha perseguido sistemáticamente a defensores y defensoras de los derechos humanos en represalia por su cooperación con las operaciones de defensa de los derechos humanos de la ONU, sometiéndolos a torturas, desapariciones forzadas y retirada de la licencia para ejercer en el caso de profesionales de la abogacía", ha dicho Renee Xia, directora de Defensores Chinos de los Derechos Humanos. "El sistema de la ONU no debe seguir tolerando semejante trato."

La coalición respalda la petición de los expertos y expertas de la ONU para que se celebre un período extraordinario de sesiones del Consejo de Derechos Humanos en el cual se evalúe toda la gama de abusos que comete el gobierno de China y se establezca un mecanismo imparcial e independiente de la ONU centrado en China. Los grupos exhortan asimismo al secretario general de la ONU y la alta comisionada para los derechos humanos a que cumplan con su responsabilidad de abordar públicamente las violaciones generalizadas de derechos humanos perpetradas por China.

"La comunidad internacional no puede limitarse a esperar y permitir que las autoridades chinas pisoteen los derechos humanos dentro y fuera de sus fronteras", ha manifestado Joshua Rosenzweig, que dirige el equipo de China de Amnistía Internacional. "Si no se adoptan ya medidas decisivas, las cosas no harán más que empeorar. Es urgente que los Estados miembros de la ONU colaboren y se aseguren de que las violaciones cometidas por Pekín se monitorean oficialmente y se cuestionan de manera eficaz. Ningún Estado puede estar por encima de la ley."

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Coalición mundial insta a la ONU a abordar los abusos contra los derechos humanos de China

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Más de 300 organizaciones piden un mecanismo internacional Las Naciones Unidas deben crear urgentemente un mecanismo internacional independiente para abordar las violaciones de derechos humanos del gobierno chino, ha declarado hoy en una carta abierta una coalición mundial de 321 grupos de la sociedad civil, incluida Amnistía Internacional.

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Article 18
Which talks about everyone has the right to freedom of thought and also religion because no one should change their beliefs if they don't want to.

Artículo 5.
No one shall be subjected to torture or cruel treatment.

Artículo 3.
Everyone has the right to life , and to live with liberty and being save

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To start with, there is a forcible internment program, under which an estimated million Uighurs have been indefinitely detained without due process of law. In August, the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERC) condemned these internment camps as a “no rights zone,” and a recent Human Rights Watch report details pervasive abuse, including forcible sleep deprivation, beatings, and people being hung from ceilings and walls. Former detainees describe being forced to renounce their religious beliefs or consume alcohol and meat, thereby violating their religious practices.

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China has proved that identity is not the best resource to stop their cruel actions. They have a lot of power and world wide recognition. We should stop contributing to their big corporations' growth and other things that benefit their government, the ones that allow and help these discriminatory practices expand.

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Human Rights in China (HRIC)

NGO founded by Chinese students in 1989 which promotes international human rights.

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Who are the Uighurs?
They're ethnically Turkic Muslims, and there are about 11 million of them in western China. They live in Xinjiang It's in the far west of China, as an autonomous area, it - in theory at least - has a degree of self-governance away from Beijing. Uighur Muslims make up under half the region's roughly 26 million people. Human Rights says Uighur people in particular are subject to intense surveillance and punishments. Rights groups say people in camps are made to learn Mandarin Chinese and criticise or renounce their faith.

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Protest for Uighur Freedom

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Universal Declaration of Human Rights

Article 18.

Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion; this right includes freedom to change his religion or belief, and freedom, either alone or in community with others and in public or private, to manifest his religion or belief in teaching, practice, worship and observance.

Article 19.

Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.

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Uighurs are a predominantly Muslim and Turkic-speaking ethnic group primarily from Xinjiang, in northwestern China. Even though they make up a big percentage of the region's population, they have been supressed, restrained, and discrimined against by China's conservative authorities, out of xenophobia and islamophobia. They are forced to be practically brainwashed inside so-called "schools" and they're not allowed to communicate with the outside world, even their relatives.

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(NGOs) Human Rights in China (HRIC)

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-hannia

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To convince the allies of China, Russia, North Korea and African countries not to make mistakes of the past, put a stop to the bad actions of China. Offer better deals away from China, until they change the way they act.

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We can not force China into doing something but we can influence them, by starting from not taking products from them, make less alliances with them (In case that a State doesn't want to participate, what we can do is show them all proof we have against China).

Also we know that every State wants to have a good reputation, but these kinds of situations won't benefit China (or other States while knowing the situation , because it would make them look bad keeping alliances with a State that's being oppressive, uses Dominance against non-State actors, and having strong feelings of Islamophobia and Xenophobia , they are obviously violating Human Rights).

So if we do that, China would think more about solving the problem and having peace if they don't want to lose all their alliances with others.

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What if the Monetary Fund does not lend money to China until they solve this problmem. This will decrease China's massive production of goods. This would force China to garantee the HR

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Maybe we can force China to stop doing what they do by making something that could make China look  in disadvantage making them look weak

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Maybe Turkey can do some kind of agreement with China, using

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The ONU Committe for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD)

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United States, Hong Kong and Japan will reduce the percentage of  total exports with China until the camps' gradually disappear.

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making some alliances

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In 2019, the Chines Communist Party (CCP) headed by  Xi Jinping continued to make strong efforts to implement the new Regulations on Religious Affairs, throughout the country and to accelerate the "Sanitization" of religion, and promote the demise of religion and to establish China as a zone of atheism.

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The NGO Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) appealed to the international community to demand that the Chinese government immediately release the people detained in the re-education camps for Muslims in the Xinjiang region.

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Many countries making an allinace and don't import chineese goods until they free Uighurs

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Let them be Uighurs and don't take care of what they do, unles they where really dangerous.

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the hole european union, united nations, and several other powerfull countries like the US, to allie and make up a plan to help. Of course cutting all relationships that have to do with China, like economic ones, etc., but also, NGOs allied to the nations, making campaigns to take the ulighurs as refugies out of the country.

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An intervention from U.S and allied states making pressure against China

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USA

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Everyone has the right to practice their religion or belief both in public and in private.
*Dalay López*

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Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion
-hannia

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World Organization Against Torture (OMCT)

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World Organization Against Torture (OMCT)

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"NGO"
To this day, it is the main organization that fights torture, executions and any other inhumane act since 1985.

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Ulighurs are an ethnic muslim group located in an autonomous region in China.
The situation is that the authorities in China believe that all muslim related religions are linked to violent actions and terrorism. Of course this isn't true, but its how China thinks,  and right now they have created what they call "schools", to literally erase their thoughts, helding them against their liberty and abusing of them just because of their religion.
It's a total human rights violation, and it has no excuse.

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Missing Uyghur people

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China is the worst country in the world for human rights (Introvigne, 2019) and a powerful country who wants to control every single person who live in China. The Xinjang's government discussed about "Transformation through education camps" for Uighurs and Muslims with their autonomous religion. This is a clearly example of official repression of the freedoms of speech, religion, movement and association.

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Muslims in Xinjiang

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"Vocational training center" from the outside

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The International Religious Freedom Act (IRFA)

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The International Religious Freedom Act (IRFA)

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NGOs
by Miguel Cosio

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HRIC (Human Rights In China) is an NGO with intentions to promote international human rights and facilitate the institutional protection of these rights.

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"Vocational training center"

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OHCHR (that has the Declaration on the Rights of Persons Belonging to National or Ethnic, Religious and Linguistic Minorities), and Uighur activists (like rebiya kadeer) that can join this IGO

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State Actor
by Miguel Cosio

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Article 5: No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

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Article 5: No one shall be subjected to torture or to cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.

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Article 1.

All human beings are born free and equal in dignity and rights. They are endowed with reason and conscience and should act towards one another in a spirit of brotherhood.

(Declaration of Human Rights, 1948)

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freedom of expression

A right violated it's freedom of expression, because on article 19 of the Universal Declaration of the Human rights says that "Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression; this right includes freedom to hold opinions without interference and to seek, receive and impart information and ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers."

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Art 18. Freedom of worship

Art 36. religion

Art 10.freedom of expression

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by Miguel Cosio

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freedom to profess religious beliefs

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The right to worship or religion(article 18); China violated this right when in totalitarian way tries to eliminate in a part of the population its religion with methods like taking people to concentration camps to change their ideas.

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The right to worship or religion(article 18); China violated this right when in totalitarian way tries to eliminate in a part of the population its religion with methods like taking people to concentration camps to change their ideas.

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Ulighurs are an ethnic muslim living in China in a Autonomous region called Xinjiang.
This ethnical problem arises when the Chinese government decides to detain a large number of members of this muslim region for re-education camps.

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Article 9
Freedom of thought, conscience and religion.

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In 1949 China add some territory to their country, in which they used to lived an ethnic group called the Uighurs, China put the name of Xinjiang to this province that means "new territory". But now with pass of the time China has tried to do an ethnic cleasing and assimilition in that province by openig what they called vocational centers; they get a bunch of people they think may be a problem in the future because of their athnic or her acts and put them into the vocational centers and they don't allow them to go until some years later. The real problem here is that this people is taken from their family by force to this centers only for her ethnic decendence making this an ethnical conflict.

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China bans celebration of Ramadan as early as 2015

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China bans celebration of Ramadan as early as 2015

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Uighurs , which live in east of China, Xinjiang, are continuely harassed by China threatening their idiosyncrasies, traditions, culture, etc. "The Chinese authorities are committing crimes against humanity since late 2016, when the newly appointed CCP Secretary for the Uyghur Region, Chen Quanguo, introduced not only a system of total surveillance in both the public and the private sphere but also established different kinds of political indoctrination camps all over East Turkistan, numbering in the thousands. Numerous mysterious deaths and widespread reports of torture accompanied the inception of these so-called “vocational training facilities”." (World Uighur Congress, 2020)