Beijing-Sana
China renewed today its call to stop interfering in its internal affairs, criticizing the so-called "Uyghurs" court and considering it just an anti-country farce.
Xinhua quoted Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian as saying at a press conference: "The so-called (Uyghur court) has nothing to do with the law and is just a coordinated presentation, not a fact, and its results are predetermined, not with realistic arguments, and it is a mockery of the law, not efforts made. to uphold justice.”
"The largest contributor to the funding of that court is the anti-Chinese (World Uygur Congress) organization that has been inciting separatist ideas," Zhao said, noting that "its president Jeffrey Nice is known around the world for filing petty lawsuits on human rights and has close ties with anti-forces." for China.”
Zhao considered that "those in the so-called Uyghur court are weaving rumors to discredit China, and they are just actors who make up all kinds of stories of persecution that never happened," stressing that "these are clumsy shows directed by people with ulterior motives and they will be doomed to fail."
"China, including Xinjiang, will enjoy greater development and there will be more voices in the world that advocate an objective and just view of Xinjiang," Zhao stressed.
According to reports, a court set up to assess China's alleged violations of the rights of the Uyghurs held public hearings between the fourth and seventh of this month in London, where the reports indicated that this court is in fact a private company registered in Britain and the main source of its funding comes from the anti-Chinese separatist organizations that have Terror links.