We are a nonviolent international political and human rights organization that seeks to restore the independence of East Turkistan in order to safeguard the freedoms, human rights, and existence of East Turkistan’s people.
We produce advice, knowledge, strategies, action plans, policy tools and learning resources to protect and advance the rights and interests of East Turkistan and its people.
East Turkistan is an occupied country (under Chinese occupation since 1949) that has been home to Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, and other Indo-European and Turkic peoples since time immemorial.
Your donations help us advocate for East Turkistan and its people, strengthen our diaspora communities across the world, and work towards restoring an independent East Turkistan in which our people can thrive free of persecution.
Our communities face significant political, social, and economic challenges around issues such as civil rights and discrimination, education, human rights violations, health, immigration stresses, and poverty as result of China’s ongoing campaign of colonization, genocide, and occupation in East Turkistan.
ETNAM is taking action to address these complex challenges through research, political advocacy, and public outreach and education.
We have made great strides but we need your help to achieve our vision of a free and independent East Turkistan in Uyghurs, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, and other Turkic peoples prospering freely through unity. A country and its people proser when it is free from foreign occupation and colonization.
By donating today, you will play a role in advancing the critical work of ending China’s decades long campaign of colonization, genocide, and occupation in East Turkistan and ensuring the freedom and existence of an ancient civilization.
Browse the News section of our site for updates on the East Turkistan National Awakening Movement (ETNAM).
The below article was published by The Sunday Times, photo credit: Sunday Times Thousands of Uighurs fleeing atrocities in China have been forcibly returned in a campaign of abductions waged
The below article was published by HNGN, photo credit: Drew Angerer/Getty Images The Uyghur population in China’s southern Xinjiang region could suffer massive losses due to Chinese birth-control policies, resulting
The below article was published by Newsweek, photo credit: AFP/Getty Images The horrors of the “reeducation camps” for Uyghurs in the Xinjiang region of northwest China are now coming to
