Uyghur Canadians protest G20 summit:
Chinese president Hu Jin tao is not
eligible to serve as one of the world
leader discuss global issues at G20
summit
Top economic and political leaders of
the world will discuss global financial
economic crisis and environmental issues
at Toronto G20 summit and Chinese
president Hujintao one of the leader who
attend summit to take important
decisions. Uyghur Canadians do not
believe China’s honest move at the
summit and protest Hu’s ineligibility of
dealing with global political, economic
and environmental crisis since he failed
to address the root cause of ethnic
clash in East Turkistan and deal with
political, economic and environmental
crisis in East Turkistan.
Where: Toronto. The end of the Quens
Park
When: Saturday, June 26, 2010 at 11 am
Since Chinese government invaded in East
Turkistan in 1949, implemented gradual
and systematic ethnic cleansing policy
against the Uyghurs, poured millions of
Han Chinese into East Turkistan every
year destroyed Uyghurs economy,
destroyed Uyghurs cultural, political
and social life. Each Uyghurs uprising
against the Chinese colonial regime were
violently crackdown by the Chinese
government. Arrest torture and execution
is continuing until today with the
excuse of security and stabilization in
East Turkistan. China is arbitrary
exploiting rich natural resources of the
region despite the huge ecological
damage that can effect global
environment. Uyghur Canadians protest
G20 summit demand Hu jin tao to deal
with political, economic and
environmental crisis first before
dealing with global crisis.
What is the Hu’s agenda in East
Turkistan? Since last year’s ethnic
clash in the region what changes Hu
brought to the region? Why Uyghurs think
Hu could not addressed the root cause of
ethnic clash in the region and has no
eligibility to deal with global crisis
in a positive way in the interest of
world population? To find out more
please show up at the protest on
Saturday in June 26 between 11 am to 3
pm at Quens park.
The Uyghur Canadian Society is to
encourage and increase the opportunities
for promoting friendship and
understanding among the Uyghur people
and other ethnicity or other cultural
groups in Canada provide them accurate
knowledge about political history of
Uyghur people in East Turkistan, their
culture, art and music and human rights
conditions, current situation of Uyghur
people in East Turkistan that oppressed
by the Chinese government.
Contact: Uyghur Canadian Society (647)
210 0709
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