A Union to Accelerate Chinese (Han) Transfer to East Turkestan

 As part of China's policies aimed at intensifying the transfer of the Chinese (Han) population to East Turkestan through various means, a special union called the "Education Staff Union to Support Xinjiang" was recently established under the supervision of a group of Chinese universities.

According to news published on the official Chinese propaganda website "Tengri Tagh," the establishment of this union was officially announced on July 7, 2025, in the city of Karamay, East Turkestan. The announcement involved the participation of 19 Chinese universities, including: China University of Petroleum (the leading entity), Beijing Jiaotong University, North China Electric Power University, Xi'an University of Electronic Science and Technology, and other educational institutions.

The news report stated that the new union, established at the China University of Petroleum's branch in Karamay, aims to:

• Establish a joint base for political education.
• Develop specialized educational curricula.
• Enhance teachers' and students' understanding of the strategic importance of the East Turkestan region.

The report added that the Chinese government encourages young people from various Chinese provinces to come and settle in East Turkestan, noting that the number of students who complete their studies and decide to stay and work in the region is continuously increasing, with students from Chinese provinces accounting for 85% of them.

Despite claims that this union was established to develop the education sector in East Turkestan, the reality indicates that it was primarily created to intensify the transfer of the Chinese population, especially unemployed graduates, to the region. The content of the news itself also contains clear references to this objective.

Chinese authorities are forcibly displacing large numbers of Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples to mainland China, subjecting them to forced labor. In contrast, they are bringing Chinese (Han) people to East Turkestan and providing them with significant facilities, such as free housing, high salaries, and stable jobs.

The ultimate goal of this is to change the demographic composition and erase identity. This policy aims to achieve two main objectives: first, to solve the unemployment crisis in China's interior cities by sending the unemployed to East Turkestan, and second, to change the demographic structure of East Turkestan by making the Chinese (Han) element dominant over the indigenous population, thereby accelerating the complete process of "Sinicization" of the region.

Thus, China continues to implement its comprehensive plan that combines displacement, oppression, and population replacement, as part of a systematic ethnic cleansing policy targeting Uyghur and Turkestani identity.