CHINA / SOCIETY
By Zhang Han Published: May 25, 2021 08:37 PM
A press conference on Xinjiang-related Issues held on Tuesday in Beijing Photo: Zhang Han/GT
Authorities and individuals from Northwest China s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region have exposed that the Uyghur Tribunal, which was established via collusion of some self-claimed human rights groups and some Western forces, is an anti-China, politically driven clique in nature, and its hearing, which is scheduled for June 4-7, is nothing but a case of recruiting actors in a farce to repeat old lies.
The tribunal was established in September 2020 in the UK upon request of the World Uygur Congress (WUC), which claimed to work for human rights but was proven to be a US-funded secessionist network. Geoffrey Nice, a British barrister, was founder and chair of the tribunal.
IN-DEPTH / IN-DEPTH By GT staff reporters Published: Mar 09, 2021 04:16 AM
NED s spending on anti-China institutes and projects in 2020 Source: NED website Graphic: GT
The National Endowment for Democracy (NED), a veteran anti-China foundation financed by the US government, has been discovered to have spent more than $10 million to fund secessionist organizations and subversive activities in China in 2020. In the financial statements published on NED s website in February, at least 69 programs and activities related to secessionists and anti-China forces received grants in the past year, maliciously interfering in China s internal affairs using pretexts like human rights and religious freedom.
NED is notorious for propagating anti-China propaganda and meddling in other countries internal affairs. Funding for this self-proclaimed private, nonprofit organization, which largely comes from the US Congress, has long been funneled to secessionists in China s Hong Kong, Xinjiang,
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