This week will be our 2nd protest against the Starvation Genocide implemented in East Turkistan.

The Chinese government is implementing genocide since 2016 in East Turkistan by locking up Uyghurs in concentration camps and by using sterilization. In addition to this, China is publicly conducting literal executions and murders of Uyghurs by starving them to death by using "COVID" as an excuse to lock them up.

Uyghurs are suffering from the ongoing genocide under the Chinese government. More than 6 million Uyghurs have been locked up in concentration and forced labour camps. Children are separated from their families, and women have been systematically sterilized without their consent.

On Sunday, August 28, 2022, ISU held a rally to call on the Canadian government to act to stop the genocide of Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples by the government of China. Over 100 people attended the rally to show that they stand against China’s genocide of Uyghurs. 

As you may know, the BBC recently released an online album of photos taken inside th Chinese concentration camps, showing in full transparency the victims of the Uyghur Genocide.

Despite the cold weather, more than 100 people participated in a protest march against Beijing’s

attempt to sportswash genocide and crimes against humanity. We marched from the Canadian Olympic

Committee building at 500 Rene Levesque Ouest to the Chinese Consulate in Montreal.

L’association International Support for Uyghurs en partenariat avec Action Free Hong Kong, Non à l’institut Confucius Québec et l’association Tibet au Québec manifesteront dimanche pour dénoncer la dissimulation des crimes contre l’humanité du régime Chinois par les Jeux Olympiques. Les associations effectuent les demandes suivantes :

International Support for Uyghurs (ISU) organized a protest held on February 5th in front of the Maison de Radio-Canada in Montreal.

It is unacceptable for the Olympics to take place in China without increased coverage of the ongoing genocide in East Turkistan. The Uyghur people are victims of murder, kidnapping, placement in concentration camps, continuous surveillance, and violent assimilation.