China authorities ravage & raze Uighur graveyards, forcing poet Aziz Isa Elkun to question the whereabouts of his father's remains.

Why is the U.N. Human Rights Council silent in wake of China's systematic repression of 1 million Uighur Muslims?
https://t.co/jTQN8955ds

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) January 8, 2020

China officials evade answering questions on the mass detention of Uighur Muslims at press conference, rebuffing foreign media reports.

Why is China a member of the U.N. Committee overseeing human rights NGOs?
https://t.co/zVGUWt4Nd3

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) January 8, 2020

China authorities caught destroying Uighur cemeteries in persistent effort to eradicate Uighur identity and promote "state-approved culture."

Why is China a member of the U.N. committee overseeing human rights NGOs?
https://t.co/nYC6tFHr3i

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) January 3, 2020

China's mass detention of Uighur Muslims leaves thousands of child refugees without knowledge of parents' whereabouts and condition.

Will the U.N. Human Rights Council respond?
https://t.co/S4whea6vVg

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) January 3, 2020

Chinese authorities unmoved by global attention put on the mass detentions in Xinjiang, showing no signs of reform in continued effort to eradicate Uighur culture.

Why is China on the UN committee overseeing human rights NGOs?
https://t.co/cNxGM6f6ck

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) January 3, 2020

China state broadcasters cut live feed of US Democratic presidential debate when candidates condemned the mass detention of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang.

Why is China a member of the U.N. Human Rights Council?
https://t.co/HmIsVRghQC

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) December 24, 2019

China retaliates against soccer player who criticized treatment of Uighur Muslims by removing him from Chinese computer games.

Why is China a member of the 47-nation U.N. Human Rights Council?
https://t.co/c2J1UWGj7h

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) December 23, 2019

China's ambassador to Australia says that reports exposing the systematic repression of Uighur Muslims is "fake news" & claims that the mass detentions in Xinjiang have "nothing to do with human rights."

Why is China on the U.N. Human Rights Council?
https://t.co/1vSnCXnn0V

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) December 22, 2019

GOOD: EU condemns China for its mass incarceration and systematic repression of Uighur Muslims.

BAD: The U.N. Human Rights Council remains silent. Worse, 50 UNHRC reps actually praised China for its actions.

https://t.co/exwK8TVCuX pic.twitter.com/FwiZuMeRe3

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) December 21, 2019

China authorities seek to erase Uighur identity in campaign to push women away from Islamic dress and towards "modern fashion."

Why is China a member of the 47-nation U.N. Human Rights Council?
https://t.co/zzL3xa8hEj

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) December 19, 2019

China authorities call out Arsenal player who criticized the government for its mass detention of Uighur Muslims for being "blinded by fake news and influenced by untruthful remarks."

Why is China on the U.N. committee overseeing human rights NGOs?
https://t.co/6VTugRLRM4

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) December 18, 2019

China's main state broadcaster pulls an English Premier League game after player criticizes its mass detention of Uighur Muslims.

Will the U.N. speak out against China's blatant crackdown on free speech?
https://t.co/ILunleBUTj

— UN Watch (@UNWatch) December 17, 2019