Tuesday, 29 July 2008

UYGHUR POEPLE

The Black History Foundation is currently revamping, redeveloping and transforming its website in order to ensure it is the first point of reference in reference to black heritage. We are looking for writers & journalists to join us on our journey to becoming the number one Black British Portal. We are looking for contributions in the form of interviews, articles, poetry, stories, features and reviews centred on black heritage and culture. If you have a passion for black culture/heritage and have good writing skills this is the perfect opportunity to expose your skills. Gain valuable writing experience whilst building up your profile and contributing to this exciting transformation.

Work experience relating to event management and Black History/heritage projects are also available.



ABOUT US: The Black History Foundation is a national organisation, established to act as an influential vehicle which actively encourages, inspires and empowers individuals to recognise that Black Heritage is their heritage too.

In 1997, a group of dynamic, committed and passionate individuals came together to ensure that Black Heritage was no longer marginalised. BHF began by facilitating the establishment and development of Black History Month. It has now become a nationally recognised lobbying body and advocate for Black Heritage. BHF remains committed to unearthing our hidden histories while preserving and maintaining its legacy.
BHF is committed to the following Organisational Values:
To promote a Black History advocacy role in supporting communities, organisations and networks to archive the black communities contribution to society
To develop, promote and co-ordinate Black History Month through a program of activities which demonstrates the significance of the black contribution to local culture, economy and the wider society
To increase the local, national and international profile of black historical contribution
To build and maintain an archive of the impact, experience and contribution of Black people
To formulate and establish an infrastructure, which ensures that Black contribution to society is part of mainstream culture acknowledgement and celebration
To ensure that Black culture is viewed and utilised as an asset in advancing both socio-economic growth and mobility of black communities
To become a contributor for the Black History Foundation please email a piece of your writing to the contact details provided below with your name, age, occupation and a brief summary of the areas your interested in contributing to.

Thank You

Daniella Genas


Project Manager
Black History Foundation
Direct Line: 0121 212 9658
Mail Tel: 0121 212 9911
Email: daniella@blackhisto ryfoundation. com
Portman House, 5-7 Temple Row West, Birmingham. B2 5NY.
My guests today in the studio are the Uyghurs people from China

The Uyghurs of East Turkestan, a region in the northwest China, are yet another of the numerous ethnic nationalities within China heavily persecuted by Chinese authorities






According to them ,Despite widespread oppression, including incidences of harassment, intimidation, repression of religious practices, arbitrary arrests and extrajudicial executions, the Uyghur community remains firmly committed to non-violence, as well as to the protection and promotion of human rights and democracy.
IT IS BELIEVED THAT The Uyghurs are under greater pressure than any other ethnic minority because the government sees them not only as potential protesters but also as potential terrorists. The entire Uyghur population is often seen as a security threat, even though only a tiny fraction have been involved in radical or separatist activities
On the occasion of the impending arrival of the Olympic Torch in East Turkestan (as known Xinjiang Uyghur Autonom Region), Chinese authorities are trying to use this event to conceal the widespread discontentment of Uyghurs with the totalitarian Chinese regime by creating a false atmosphere of “harmonious society” and to mislead the world community about continued, massive and systematic violations of human rights in East Turkestan. The World Uyghur Congress has recently learned that authorities have closely monitored all activities of Uyghurs carried out on the occasion of the Olympic Torch Relay in East Turkestan


AYOUB MZEE WITH THE LEADER OF THE DP PARTY UK CHAPTER
The exec Gov of kwara state adressing his people



Under the Freedom of Information Act the Home Office has released information on the: 'Asylum cases under the fast-track scheme, including policy on women under threat.'View and download the information at:http://www.homeoffice.gov.uk/about-us/freedom-of-information/released-information/foi-archive-immigration/8834_fast_track_asylum