Archive · 2 Oct 2025
China's Colonial Domination of East Turkestan, Tibet, and Mongolia
Imagine China as a big country that took over some smaller countries.
They've been in control for 75 years.
In these smaller countries, people are being treated unfairly.
Some are being put in jail, others are forced to leave their families, and children are sent to schools where they have to forget their own culture.
China is also using the resources from these places for its own benefit.
The people in these smaller countries want to be free and independent.
The world is being asked to recognize their struggle and support their freedom.
East Turkestan, Tibet, and Southern Mongolia remain under Chinese occupation.
China is accused of systematic colonization and genocide in these territories.
Uyghurs, Tibetans, and Southern Mongolians face oppression, cultural erasure, and forced assimilation.
China's actions are driven by strategic interests, resource control, and expansion.
International law is violated through the occupation and treatment of native populations.
- Who
- China and the peoples of East Turkestan, Tibet, and Southern Mongolia.
- What
- China's occupation and colonization of East Turkestan, Tibet, and Southern Mongolia, marked by systematic oppression and cultural erasure.
- When
- 75 years after the founding of the People’s Republic of China (PRC)
- Where
- East Turkestan, Tibet, and Southern Mongolia.
- Why
- To expand China's power, control strategic resources, and assimilate non-Chinese populations.
- Territories Under Occupation
- East Turkestan, Tibet, Southern Mongolia
- Anniversary of PRC
- 75 years
- Actions Against Native Peoples
- Genocide, forced assimilation, cultural erasure
- Chinese Military Actions
- Invasion of East Turkestan (1949) and Tibet (1950)
- Forced Assimilation
- Boarding schools for children to erase identity
- Strategic Implications
- Threatens neighboring nations