Adiljan, representative of the World Uyghur Congress: I have over 80 relatives, friends, family members, and classmates who have disappeared in the concentration camps! At the assembly on China's National Mourning Day, Adiljan delivered a powerful speech, revealing the harsh realities faced by the Uyghur people. He emphasized that he has over 80 relatives, friends, family members, and classmates who have vanished in Chinese concentration camps, expressing deep concern for this tragedy. He pointed out that the Uyghurs have a distinct Muslim identity and culture that has lasted for over a thousand years, fundamentally different from the Chinese in terms of religion, ethnicity, and language. Adiljan called on the international community to pay attention to the oppression faced by the Uyghurs, stressing their longing for freedom and independence. Ultimately, he hoped to rally more people to resist Chinese rule through slogans. His entire speech was filled with a commitment to Uyghur culture and a defense of human rights.
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