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Professor Tomoya\u00a0Obokata, in his report to the UN,\u00a0concluded<\/a>\u00a0that claims of Uyghur forced labor are reasonable and constitute\u00a0crimes against humanity. This is not only the fruit of his academic work and professional effort but also the result of his unwavering virtue in the face of difficulties and threats.<\/p>\n We saw that Professor Alina Dohan, a UN expert,\u00a0played<\/a>\u00a0a role in China\u2019s propaganda campaign stage for the Uyghur issue for $200,000.<\/p>\n Michelle Bachelet\u2014the High Commissioner of the UN Human Rights Commission\u2014also\u00a0failed<\/a>\u00a0to\u00a0stand up to China\u2019s pressure during her visit to East Turkistan. Even if China distorted her words when presenting her evaluation of the human rights issue, which was the most important\u00a0content of her report, as an admirer of China, she\u00a0did not dare\u00a0<\/a>correct any mistakes in these crucial points.<\/p>\n Because China is a powerful country, it deceives, misleads, and scares followers of the truth in various ways. Ms. Bachelet\u2019s silence in the face of her distorted words and Ms. Dohan\u2019s bribery are only some of the results of the longstanding deceitful methods used by China to gain power.<\/p>\n As someone who has lived under the Chinese\u00a0regime for 50 years, served in the Chinese government, and knows how Chinese government institutions work, I assume that Professor Tomoya must have suffered unexpected attention from China by now for not implementing its \u201csuggestions and recommendations.\u201d If this has not happened for some extraordinary reason, I expect that China will begin \u201ccaring\u201d for\u00a0him soon.<\/p>\n On Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Wang Wenbin\u00a0denied<\/a>\u00a0Mr. Tomoya\u2019s report and accused him of\u00a0abusing his power to \u201cpatently smear China and act as a political tool of anti-China forces.\u201d\u00a0Of course,\u00a0evil forces see the world through an evil lens and act accordingly, so we can say that Professor Toyoma Obokata\u2019s reporting of Uyghur forced labor as contemporary slavery is only the beginning\u00a0of his fight to speak the truth and his struggle for the oppressed.<\/p>\n Additionally,\u00a0scholar Olsi Yazichi, a researcher who went to investigate the Uyghur situation at\u00a0China\u2019s invitation,\u00a0lost<\/a>\u00a0his job in Albania because he\u00a0revealed<\/a>\u00a0the truth to the world after his visit. Baseball star Enes Carter Freedom and soccer star Mesut Ozil have also been suspended\u00a0from their respective teams under threats from China for siding with the oppressed on the Uyghur issue\u00a0.<\/p>\n Thus, we can say that Professor Tomoya Obokata knowingly took a risk in reporting on Uyghur forced labor as contemporary slavery and a crime against humanity.<\/p>\n In a situation where America\u2019s \u201chero,\u201d\u00a0F9\u00a0<\/em>star\u00a0John Cena, is in fear and\u00a0asking<\/a>\u00a0for forgiveness from China, and billionaires like Elon Musk are opening<\/a> companies in Urumqi, East Turkistan, where the genocide is still ongoing, and praising China, Tomoya Obokata\u2019s objective judgment about Uyghur forced labor is not only a sign of professionalism but also one of courage. He is virtuous and recognizes his responsibility to fulfill his duties as a human.<\/p>\n Therefore, I would like to express my sincere thanks to Professor Tomoya Obokata and his workplace, Keele University, on behalf of the voiceless Uyghur people.<\/p>\n Rabiye Qadir, Leader of Uyghur National Movement<\/p>\n <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Professor Tomoya\u00a0Obokata, in his report to the UN,\u00a0concluded\u00a0that claims of Uyghur forced labor are reasonable and constitute\u00a0crimes against humanity. 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