Crimes against humanity: Saudi Arabia is 'turning a blind eye to genocide' if Uyghurs are deported back to China

Muslim countries continue to show a blind eye to the Uyghur genocide, as two Uyghur businessmen could be deported back to China from Saudi Arabia. As economic and political ties between the two blocs flourish, concern for human rights whittles away.

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