The World Uygar Congress (WUC) welcomes the three important bipartisan bills recently introduced in the US Senate, which aims to address the growing human rights violations by the Chinese government and its growing global reach. The WUC release said that the Bill, presented by Senator Jeff Markle (Democrat-Orida), John Cornin (Republican-Texas), John Curtis (Republican-Yuta) and Dan Sulivan (Republican-Area) (Republican-Area), gives a tough and essential and essential assistance in Congress in relation to the immediate reaction of America’s domestic and international repression towards the domestic and international repression of China, China’s domestic and international repression. Are.
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WUC President Turgunjan Alauddun said that we wholeheartedly welcome these three Bills, as it is another commitment to protect the rights of Uygars and a tough message for Beijing. Cited in the release, the international community should not tolerate the global campaign of the Chinese government to silence and endanger the Uygars. WUC thanks to all the senators who carried forward these bills. Co-propelled by Senator Jeff Mercley and John Cornin, forced return prevention act, 2025, aims to ban the entry of current or former Chinese authorities involved in forcible repatriation of Uygars and other individuals in the United States. Forcibly, as a result of forcibly sending back to China, these individuals are often arbitrarily detained, tortured, forcibly disappeared, or have to suffer even worse consequences. The bill also requires that these individuals be reported to the Foreign Property Control Office (OFAC) to impose possible restrictions on them, including confiscation of assets and blocking financial transactions.
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The WUC release has said that our refugee Center has over the years has documented cardiac cases of detaining Uygar refugees, or forcibly returning to China. This bill is an important lifeline; This not only protects the weak people, but also indicates governments around the world that collusion in repatriation will have serious consequences. Adiljan Abdukarim, director of the World Uyar Congress Refugee Center, said that we urge all democratic countries to do the same.