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Geneva Human Rights Forum - 2018

96TH UNITED NATIONS COMMITTEE ON THE ELIMINATION OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION SPEAKER: OLHUNUD DAICHIN – SECRETARY GENERAL OF SOUTH MONGOLIAN CONGRESS

Thank you for this opportunity to speak on behalf of South Mongolian citizens. I’m Secretary General of South Mongolian Congress, Olhunud Daichin born and raised in the region named “Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region” now living in Japan. Today I’d like to take this opportunity to speak about the ongoing systematic discrimination, torture, forced disappearance and killings toward Mongolian people by the People’s Republic of China’s Communist regime. We Mongolians were forbidden to practice Buddhism, which is our traditional faith. It is open violation of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights Article 18 which clearly says “Everyone has the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion.” Many Buddhist monks were suppressed and their temples have been destroyed by fires. Historically we, Mongolians have been nomads for thousands of years. However, China’s Communist regime prohibits us to move around and forced to stay at a place to work for the agriculture industry. But Mongol

Situation of Violation of United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination in People’s Republic of China

Situation of Violation of United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination in People’s Republic of China July ７, 2018 Asian Solidarity Council for Freedom and Democracy Website：http://freeasia2011.org/japan/ Mail address: info@freeasia2011.org Address: 1077-15 Katakura-cho, Hachioji city, Tokyo, Japan　 Situation of Violation of United Nations Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination in People’s Republic of China Contents Preface A. Actual situation of racial discrimination in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region of China (1) Prohibition of Uyghur language use (2) Compulsory return order for Uyghur students studying abroad (3) Political criminal camp under the name of Re-education center (4) Forced labor and transfer of young Uyghur women to main land China B. Situation of racial discrimination in Mongolian Autonomous Region (South Mongolia) in People’s Republic of China (1) Bias of educational content in Inner Mongolia

Southern Mongolian National Party

Southern Mongolia another Chinese victim

It is well known the horrific abuse by the Communist abuse in Tibet, and East Turkestan (Xinjiang). Brutal suppression of Tibetans and their Buddhists faith. In East Turkestan continued brutal suppression of Uyghur Muslims, their culture and faith. To another conquered, stolen region, that being Southern Mongolia (Inner Mongolia). Below is an address given at the UN in Geneva, Switzerland by a member of the Southern Mongolia Congress. Mr. Olhunud Daichin’s address to the United Nations in Geneva, Switzerland: 96th United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Speaker: Olhunud Daichin - Secretary General of South Mongolian Congress Thank you for this opportunity to speak on behalf of South Mongolian citizens. I'm Secretary General of South Mongolian Congress, Olhunud Daichin born and raised in the region named "Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region" now living in Japan. Today I'd like to take this opportunity to speak about the ongoing systematic

Concluding observations on the combined fourteenth to seventeenth periodic reports of China

ADVANCE UNEDITED VERSION Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination Ethnic Mongolians 44. The Committee is concerned by reports of abuses by State authorities against ethnic Mongolians peacefully protesting land confiscation and development activities that have resulted in environmental harm. The Committee is further concerned by reports of a significant reduction in the availability of Mongolian-language public schooling (arts. 2 and 5). 45. The Committee recommends that the State party ensure the ability of ethnic minorities to safely conduct peaceful protests, and investigate and sanction any allegations of abuse or harassment during such incidents, whether inflicted by private or State agents. The Committee also recommends that the State party ensure the availability of Mongolian-language public education for ethnic Mongolians, including those residing outside of Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region. http://southmongolia.

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