East Turkestan, which maintained its independence until 1949 in its uneven historical course, has been occupied by the forces of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) since then. With this occupation, China has monopolized the region's fertile agricultural lands and rich underground assets while ruthlessly implementing its systematic occupation and Chineseization policy. After an intense influx of Chinese settlers was organized in the region, the connections of the people of East Turkestan with the world were severed in the process with the large intelligence network established and the security measures taken, and all kinds of interventions against the violation of basic human rights were easily implemented.