The Uyghur Awareness Program is a comprehensive initiative aimed at educating and raising awareness about the Uyghur people, their rich culture, and the grave human rights violations they are currently facing. Through a multifaceted approach, this program seeks to collect, preserve, and disseminate evidence, materials, documents, visuals, and data related to the Uyghur cause.

The program is divided into three main sections:

1. Uyghur Identity, History, and Culture: This section delves into the vibrant heritage of the Uyghur people, exploring their unique identity, tracing their historical roots, and celebrating their cultural traditions. It highlights Uyghur figures who have made significant contributions, showcases their beautiful music and literature, and introduces the mouthwatering Uyghur cuisine.
2. The Uyghur Genocide: This critical section focuses on China’s repressive policies targeting the Uyghur population, including forced labor, mass detention in internment camps, forced sterilization, and long-term imprisonment without due process. It compiles credible evidence, testimonies, and data from various sources to shed light on the grave human rights violations taking place.
3. Raising Awareness and Taking Action: The program aims to educate a wider audience about the Uyghur cause through various mediums, such as public events, educational materials, and online platforms. It encourages people to learn about the issue, share information, and support advocacy efforts to pressure governments and international organizations to take action against the ongoing atrocities.

By fostering a better understanding of the Uyghur people and the challenges they face, the Uyghur Awareness Program strives to mobilize a global movement to protect their human rights, cultural heritage, and fundamental freedoms.