The Uyghur Genocide | “Community Policy Speaks” Episode 2
Join the Community Policy Forum for our second podcast, discussing the genocide of Uyghur Muslims in China. Who are the Uyghurs, what is their plight, and how can we help them from our position here in the UK?
Guests:
- Nusrat Ghani MP – Member of Parliament for Wealden
- Rahima Mahmut – UK Director of the World Uyghur Congress and Executive Director of Stop Uyghur Genocide
- Jaya Pathak (Host) – Co-Executive Director of Yet Again and Co-Chair of Students for Uyghurs
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