Interesting phrasing though. If you think this is okay, imagine if India started to "promote Muslim women's right" using these tactics in Kashmir or even the undisputed areas like UP/Kerala.
Edit: replaced sterilisation with re-education in the title per moderator.
| Regions with significant populations | |
|---|---|
 China(mainly in Xinjiang) |
12,123,000 (official figure)[note 1] [1][2] |
 Kazakhstan |
223,100 (2009) (Uyghurs in Kazakhstan)[3][4] |
 Turkey |
60,000 (2020)[5] |
 Uzbekistan |
55,220 (2008)[6][7] |
 Kyrgyzstan |
48,543 (2009) (Uyghurs in Kyrgyzstan)[8] |
 Saudi Arabia |
~50,000 (2013) (Saudi Labor Ministry)[9] |
 Jordan |
~30,000 (2017) |
 Australia |
5,000 – 10,000[10] |
 Sweden |
2,000 (2019)[11] |
 Pakistan |
~1,000 families (2010) (Uyghurs in Pakistan)[12] |
 Russia |
3,696 (2010)[13] |
 Turkmenistan |
~3,000[14] |
 Canada |
~1,555 (2016)[15] |
 United States |
1,800+ (Uyghur Americans)[16] |
 Japan |
~1,000 (2012)[17] |
 Germany |
~750 (2013)[18] |
 Ukraine |
197 (2001)[19] |
United Nations isn't going to do jackshit. Uyghurs are not white nor Christian.
"Study shows that in the process of eradicating extremism, the minds of Uygur [sic] women in Xinjiang were emancipated and gender equality and reproductive health were promoted, making them no longer baby-making machines. They are more confident and independent," the embassy said
Rambonio china hater what are you reading from this that's not exactly what it says?
how come Uyghurs worldwide are not coming forward to debunk the myth about the concentration camps in China.
| Kazakhstan |
223,100 (2009) (Uyghurs in Kazakhstan)[3][4] |
|---|---|
| Turkey |
60,000 (2020)[5] |
| Uzbekistan |
55,220 (2008)[6][7] |
| Kyrgyzstan |
48,543 (2009) (Uyghurs in Kyrgyzstan)[8] |
| Saudi Arabia |
~50,000 (2013) (Saudi Labor Ministry)[9] |
| Jordan |
~30,000 (2017) |
@marneil
if they did they'd get intimidated by the extremists, it's like being a republican and saying there's no voter fraud.
post an example. there are millions of them across the ocean who can cross-examine them.
@rambo
This is talking about their status in the family, how they're viewed by their husbands. After receiving a secular education, they know they can do more things than make babies, which is why birthrate is stable in developed areas.