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Islamism in Turkey is this. Nothing to do with Islam.
The Uyghur issue
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Islamism in Turkey is this. Nothing to do with Islam.
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No grudge :p, and I already made that point in #476, see you in the future with this subject
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What are you talking about could you enlighten me a little bit?
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To Cover means to hide. Nowadays to cover became to show.
Even more disgusting is this:
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Can't talk about it, idea might get stolen.
I know , but this Islamism , taking "the Islam" into something that we know all what is it, that´s the point that i mean.
We should don´t use it. Or what is "Christianism" ?
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Turkey moves to help 300 Uighurs in Thailand
300 Uighurs from China have been caught in Thailand with fake passports – if charged they will be faced with the death penalty. The Department of Foreign Affairs in Turkey has moved to enable them to return to Turkey.
In the even that the Uighurs are not accepted into 'Turkey they will either given the death penalty, if they escape they may possibly be victims of human kidnapping or organ trafficking.
With their land taken away from them and persecuted for their religious beliefs, the Uighurs have had no choice but to seek refuge in Turkey. Having lived in the Thai forests under difficult conditions for the past few days, the 300 people from East Turkestan who escaped Chinese persecution sought refuge in Turkey.
The group, most of them being women and children were initially assisted by human traffickers into Thailand, en route to Turkey via Malaysia. The Thai police caught them in the forests, thirsty and hungry. If the Thai police confirm that they are indeed Chinese citizens, the 300 Uighur Turks will be sent back to China. This indirectly means that they will be sent to their death or possibly into the hands of human traffickers.
Those who have been caught, have been confirmed to be holding fake passports.
The Department of Foreign Affairs have moved to act quickly. Establishing contact with the Thai Government, they have outlined that they will be looked after in Turkey and have requested them to be sent to Turkey.
Prime Minister Davutoglu has explained that he has been following the matter closely. According to information obtained from Foreign Affairs, if there are no bureaucratic issues, the Uighur Turks will be brought to Turkey in a matter of days.
Without the intervention of Turkey, the Chinese government would have been executed by firing squad and this would be the second Boraltan tragedy that would have taken place.
Turkey moves to help 300 Uighurs in Thailand | Turkey | Worldbulletin News
300 Uighurs from China have been caught in Thailand with fake passports – if charged they will be faced with the death penalty. The Department of Foreign Affairs in Turkey has moved to enable them to return to Turkey.
In the even that the Uighurs are not accepted into 'Turkey they will either given the death penalty, if they escape they may possibly be victims of human kidnapping or organ trafficking.
With their land taken away from them and persecuted for their religious beliefs, the Uighurs have had no choice but to seek refuge in Turkey. Having lived in the Thai forests under difficult conditions for the past few days, the 300 people from East Turkestan who escaped Chinese persecution sought refuge in Turkey.
The group, most of them being women and children were initially assisted by human traffickers into Thailand, en route to Turkey via Malaysia. The Thai police caught them in the forests, thirsty and hungry. If the Thai police confirm that they are indeed Chinese citizens, the 300 Uighur Turks will be sent back to China. This indirectly means that they will be sent to their death or possibly into the hands of human traffickers.
Those who have been caught, have been confirmed to be holding fake passports.
The Department of Foreign Affairs have moved to act quickly. Establishing contact with the Thai Government, they have outlined that they will be looked after in Turkey and have requested them to be sent to Turkey.
Prime Minister Davutoglu has explained that he has been following the matter closely. According to information obtained from Foreign Affairs, if there are no bureaucratic issues, the Uighur Turks will be brought to Turkey in a matter of days.
Without the intervention of Turkey, the Chinese government would have been executed by firing squad and this would be the second Boraltan tragedy that would have taken place.
Turkey moves to help 300 Uighurs in Thailand | Turkey | Worldbulletin News
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GOVERNMENT ASKS THAILAND TO SEND 300 UIGHUR REFUGEES OVER TO TURKEY
Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu said Turkey has officially asked Thailand to send the some 300 Uighur refugees to Turkey and not China, from where they had escaped and face death if they return
ISTANBUL — The government wants to bring to Turkey nearly 300 Uighurs who were found at a human smuggling camp in Thailand a few months ago, Foreign Minister Mevlut Çavuşoğlu said, a move that was applauded by the Human Rights Watch (HRW).
The HRW has applauded a request by Turkey to have a group of Uighurs discovered in a Thai border camp in March relocated to Ankara, highlighting the country's role in providing them with consular services. Phil Robertson, the deputy director of the organization's Asia Division, stated that the organization believed they should be allowed the freedom to go.
"Thai officials have informed us that there is a human smuggling situation going on and say they will closely investigate the issue," Çavuşoğlu said. "I brought the issue to the notice of the Thai foreign minister in New York and Chinese foreign minister in Beijing as well, and told them that Turkey wants to shelter those Uighurs," he said.
Thai immigration police detained dozens of people at a human smuggling camp in southern Thailand in March, who were later declared as illegal immigrants. Chinese officials in Thailand had identified the group as Uighurs from China's northwestern restive province of Xinjiang. The illegal immigrants, however, claimed to be Turkish nationals, fearing that they could face death if sent back to China.
"Since the government of Turkey has stated they are prepared to receive them, it's hard for us to understand why Thailand doesn't just allow this group to be repatriated to Turkey," Robertson said.
Human rights organizations, activists and analysts have said that Uighurs have been subject to religious, cultural and language restrictions, which have led them to flee China and helped fuel their demands for a separate state. They have frequently fallen victim to people smugglers as they seek a better life.
Hidayet Oğuzhan, Chairman of Eastern Turkistan Education and Solidarity Foundation, told Daily Sabah that Uighurs appreciate Turkey's efforts to shelter those in Thailand and added that if those who fled Xinjiang get deported to China, they could all face death sentences. "We have had the opportunity to speak with some of the people in Thailand and they told us that their families are being pressured by Chinese authorities in Xinjiang to sign documents, seeking their return back to China. Their life will be in danger if they return," Oğuzhan said.
Foreign Minister Çavuşoğlu said Turkey has officially asked Thailand to send the some 300 Uighur refugees to Turkey and not China, from where they had escaped and face death if they return
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- Updated : 28.11.2014 09:41:37
- Published : 27.11.2014 19:27:49
ISTANBUL — The government wants to bring to Turkey nearly 300 Uighurs who were found at a human smuggling camp in Thailand a few months ago, Foreign Minister Mevlut Çavuşoğlu said, a move that was applauded by the Human Rights Watch (HRW).
The HRW has applauded a request by Turkey to have a group of Uighurs discovered in a Thai border camp in March relocated to Ankara, highlighting the country's role in providing them with consular services. Phil Robertson, the deputy director of the organization's Asia Division, stated that the organization believed they should be allowed the freedom to go.
"Thai officials have informed us that there is a human smuggling situation going on and say they will closely investigate the issue," Çavuşoğlu said. "I brought the issue to the notice of the Thai foreign minister in New York and Chinese foreign minister in Beijing as well, and told them that Turkey wants to shelter those Uighurs," he said.
Thai immigration police detained dozens of people at a human smuggling camp in southern Thailand in March, who were later declared as illegal immigrants. Chinese officials in Thailand had identified the group as Uighurs from China's northwestern restive province of Xinjiang. The illegal immigrants, however, claimed to be Turkish nationals, fearing that they could face death if sent back to China.
"Since the government of Turkey has stated they are prepared to receive them, it's hard for us to understand why Thailand doesn't just allow this group to be repatriated to Turkey," Robertson said.
Human rights organizations, activists and analysts have said that Uighurs have been subject to religious, cultural and language restrictions, which have led them to flee China and helped fuel their demands for a separate state. They have frequently fallen victim to people smugglers as they seek a better life.
Hidayet Oğuzhan, Chairman of Eastern Turkistan Education and Solidarity Foundation, told Daily Sabah that Uighurs appreciate Turkey's efforts to shelter those in Thailand and added that if those who fled Xinjiang get deported to China, they could all face death sentences. "We have had the opportunity to speak with some of the people in Thailand and they told us that their families are being pressured by Chinese authorities in Xinjiang to sign documents, seeking their return back to China. Their life will be in danger if they return," Oğuzhan said.
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ANKARA INSISTS TO HOST UIGHURS FACING DEATH
ISTANBUL — China on Friday lashed out at Turkey for offering shelter to roughly 300 Uighurs from the western Chinese region of Xinjiang who were rescued from a human-smuggling camp in Thailand; however, Turkish government is determined to host the Turkic refugees, who had escaped China and face death on return. The Human Rights Watch has applauded a request by Turkey to have a group of Uighurs discovered in a Thai border camp in March relocated to Ankara, highlighting the country's role in providing them with consular services. Phil Robertson, the deputy director of the organization's Asia Division, stated that the organization believed they should be allowed the freedom to go wherever they wanted.
"Thai officials have informed us that there is a human smuggling situation going on and say they will closely investigate the issue," Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said. "I brought the issue to the notice of the Thai foreign minister in New York and Chinese foreign minister in Beijing as well, and told them that Turkey wants to shelter those Uighurs."
Asked for a response on Turkey's offer, China's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the case was a matter for China and Thailand, and that Turkey should stop interfering.Thai immigration police detained dozens of people at a human smuggling camp in southern Thailand in March, who were later declared as illegal immigrants. Chinese officials in Thailand had identified the group as Uighurs from China's northwestern restive province of Xinjiang. The illegal immigrants, however, claimed to be Turkish nationals, fearing that they could face death if sent back to China. Human rights organizations, activists and analysts have said that Uighurs have been subject to religious, cultural and language restrictions, which have led them to flee China and helped fuel their demands for a separate state. They have frequently fallen victim to people smugglers as they seek a better life.
- Daily Sabah
- Published : 28.11.2014 20:30:25
ISTANBUL — China on Friday lashed out at Turkey for offering shelter to roughly 300 Uighurs from the western Chinese region of Xinjiang who were rescued from a human-smuggling camp in Thailand; however, Turkish government is determined to host the Turkic refugees, who had escaped China and face death on return. The Human Rights Watch has applauded a request by Turkey to have a group of Uighurs discovered in a Thai border camp in March relocated to Ankara, highlighting the country's role in providing them with consular services. Phil Robertson, the deputy director of the organization's Asia Division, stated that the organization believed they should be allowed the freedom to go wherever they wanted.
"Thai officials have informed us that there is a human smuggling situation going on and say they will closely investigate the issue," Foreign Minister Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu said. "I brought the issue to the notice of the Thai foreign minister in New York and Chinese foreign minister in Beijing as well, and told them that Turkey wants to shelter those Uighurs."
Asked for a response on Turkey's offer, China's Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said the case was a matter for China and Thailand, and that Turkey should stop interfering.Thai immigration police detained dozens of people at a human smuggling camp in southern Thailand in March, who were later declared as illegal immigrants. Chinese officials in Thailand had identified the group as Uighurs from China's northwestern restive province of Xinjiang. The illegal immigrants, however, claimed to be Turkish nationals, fearing that they could face death if sent back to China. Human rights organizations, activists and analysts have said that Uighurs have been subject to religious, cultural and language restrictions, which have led them to flee China and helped fuel their demands for a separate state. They have frequently fallen victim to people smugglers as they seek a better life.
then tell me what news is trustworthy? news from western sources are not credible, Uyghur sources are not credible, Uyghur stories from Turkish media are not credible, let's believe Chinese govt and Chinese members then
Go see for yourself. Or read some ****ing history.
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East-Turkistan belong to Uyghurs...Hans should go back to their mainland...
Hey, stop hurling threats china man.... You have zero say, in this part of the world.
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It's not about religion, CCP bot. it's about your govt oppressing Uyghurs and Tibetans due their ethnic background. 'Satan's feces' exactly this kind of comments (have seen a lot) from chinese here give me the impression that Uyghurs are hated by the Chinese, so i can understand the Uyghurs.
We are so afraid, don't threaten us anymore
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It's not about religion, CCP bot. it's about your govt oppressing Uyghurs and Tibetans due their ethnic background. 'Satan's feces' exactly this kind of comments (have seen a lot) from chinese here give me the impression that Uyghurs are hated by the Chinese, so i can understand the Uyghurs.
We are so afraid, don't threaten us anymore
maybe this is because uyghur drink milk and eat chocolate.. milk is something that only barbarians drink..
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