Uyghur Genocide Research Center 

The Uyghur Genocide Research Center, a program affiliated with the Uyghur Union and Uyghur National Institute, is committed to gathering evidence, conducting research, educating about the Uyghur genocide, and advocating for action to prevent the ongoing elimination of the Uyghur people.

It serves as a resource hub and platform for information about the Uyghur genocide, in-depth analysis, and raising awareness about the grave human rights abuses faced by the Uyghur population.

 The work the organization currently undertakes includes: 

1. Research and Documentation: The center could conduct in-depth research on the Uyghur genocide, collecting and analyzing data, testimonies, and evidence of human rights abuses, forced labor, mass detentions, and other violations. This research would contribute to a comprehensive understanding of the situation and serve as a basis for advocacy efforts.
2. Awareness and Advocacy Campaigns: The organization could raise awareness about the Uyghur genocide through various channels, including social media, traditional media, public events, and collaborations with other human rights organizations. It could develop campaigns to engage the international community, governments, and institutions to take action against the ongoing abuses.
3. Policy Recommendations and Legal Initiatives: The center could develop policy recommendations for governments, international bodies, and corporations to address the Uyghur genocide. It could advocate for targeted sanctions on individuals and entities involved in human rights abuses, lobby for international investigations, and support legal initiatives to hold perpetrators accountable.
4. Support for Uyghur Communities: The organization could provide support to Uyghur communities affected by the genocide, both within China and abroad. This could include legal assistance, access to psychological and emotional support services, advocacy for family reunification, and assistance with resettlement for those who have fled persecution.
5. Collaboration and Partnerships: The center could collaborate with other human rights organizations, researchers, scholars, and experts working on related issues to share knowledge, coordinate efforts, and amplify their collective impact. Collaborations may involve joint research projects, information sharing, and joint advocacy initiatives.