Uighurs need your help

UighurS need your help. Please call your elected officials in Washington this Thursday, March 7, and tell them to pass the following resolutions:
 
  • H.R. 649 for the House of Representatives
  • S. 178 for the Senate
 
Go to SaveUighur.org/congress and follow the instructions. You’ll be automatically connected one by one to your elected officials. You will find the brief talking points on the screen as you talk.
 
It will not take more than a few minutes to stand up for your brothers and sister who cannot stand up for themselves.
 
Through these measures, the US government can put pressure on China to end its human rights violations against Uighur Muslims. We don’t have much time before Washington loses focus of the issue. We must act now!
 
Our Uighur brothers and sisters are counting on us. Their suffering includes:
  • Over 2 million Uighurs have been put in concentration camps
  • Countless Uighur children sent to orphanages and coerced to give up Islam
  • One million Communist are forced placed in Uighur homes as “guests”
  • More than 5,000 mosques demolished
 
And remember to join us on April 6 for the rally in Washington D.C. in support of Uighur Muslims! Visit SaveUighur.org to support the cause and learn more.

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