China might back down from the persecution they perpetrate on Uyghur Turks if she sees that Turkey and Azerbaijan stake a claim on them

Bülent Sezgin: At last, a positive development took place about the Uyghur Turks who fled China and took refuge in Thailand yet still faced the risk of repatriation.  As a result of Turkey's interventions, a group of Uyghur refugees who were under arrest in that country were brought to Istanbul. 173 refugees, consisting of women and children, have been brought from Bangkok to Istanbul and then to Kayseri in a private plane as a result of the endeavors of the Turkish government.

Adnan Oktar: China would behave more carefully if our Uyghur brothers and sisters are protected and watched over and if China knows that Turkey is keen on them. They now see them as unclaimed, that is why they persecute them unprecedentedly. They disrespect them most unprecedentedly and misbehave towards them unprecedentedly as well. Azerbaijan should stake a claim on them, Turkey should stake a claim on them as well. We should voice our disturbance because we have very strong trade relations with C