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Australian Senate Uyghur Inquiry Crosses China’s ‘Red Line’
An Australian government inquiry into the use of Uyghur forced labour in China has been told the government’s investigation into the slave labour is crossing “a red line” for the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
In a submission to the Senate inquiry, analyst Vicky Xu, who was lead author on the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s 2020 report “Uyghurs for Sale,” said the CCP could not countenance any investigations into human rights or Uyghur rights.
“The Chinese Communist Party considers any form of investigation of the treatment of Uyghurs as crossing a red line, ” Xu said.
‘We Really Salute You’: Sydney Rally Honours April 1999 Beijing Appeal
Falun Gong practitioners gathered in Sydney on Friday to mark the 22nd anniversary of a significant day for the group the peaceful April 25 appeal at Chinese Communist Party (CCP) headquarters in Beijing.
Out of respect for Anzac Day, the large crowd gathered at Sydney Town Hall two days early to hand out fliers and raise awareness of the appeal that took place outside the State Council’s appeals office in Beijing on April 25, 1999.
On that day, around 10,000 Falun Gong practitioners went to Beijing to appeal for the release of around a dozen practitioners who were wrongfully arrested in Tianjin city days earlier.
CCP Is ‘Enemy of Humanity’: Victims Call for World to ‘Unite’ Against It
CANBERRA, Australia Representatives of Tibetan, Uyghur, and Falun Gong groups that have been victimised by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have called on world leaders to unite against the regime.
Kalsang Yonten Tipnak, the president of the All Australian Tibetan Community, said it was time for the free countries of the world to unite in their efforts to “combat human rights abuses around the world.”
“It is high time that the international community muster enough courage and commitment to substantively register their protest against high-handed Chinese atrocities against Tibetans and other oppressed peoples under the CCP rule such as Uyghurs, Southern Mongolians, and Hongkongers,” he said.