Rep. Jim McGovern Presents World Uyghur Congress with the Democracy Award

Since the Chinese Communist Party took power in 1949, the world has observed China’s brutal repression of religious and ethnic minorities. In the 60 years since the Dalai Lama was forced into exile, the Tibetan people have faced a systematic effort to destroy their culture, religion, and autonomy. More recently, reports have revealed the disturbing details of the China’s imprisonment of millions of Uyghurs from East Turkistan in modern-day concentration camps, where ordinary citizens are tortured and subject to relentless “assimilation” tactics, and outside the camps, the CCP has established an Orwellian police state. Similarly, persecution of independent Christians from the “house church” movement has skyrocketed, with pastors and congregants being detained and disappeared, and their churches defiled or destroyed. In the last ten years, China has ramped up efforts to eliminate any distinct religious or ethnic identity within its declared borders, devoting enormous resources to developing sophisticated tactics and new technologies.

#China #EastTurkistan #Hongkong

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