S8 Ep694: 4. Turkel details the bipartisan U.S. response to the genocide, including entity sanctions and the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. He highlights his work with U.S. officials to formalize the "genocide" determination. Despite being sanctioned by Chi

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🗓️ 5 April 2026

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4. Turkel details the bipartisan U.S. response to the genocide, including entity sanctions and the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act. He highlights his work with U.S. officials to formalize the "genocide" determination. Despite being sanctioned by China, Turkel continues advocating through the Commission on International Religious Freedom. (4)
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0:19.8	This is CBSI in the world.
0:21.6	I'm John Batchel with Nuri Turkle of the Hudson Institute, the author of the new book
0:26.8	No Escape, The True Story of China's Genocide of the Uyghurs.
0:30.4	The persecution begins in the 20th century during the time of the cultural revolution.
0:36.7	It accelerates in the early decade of the
0:40.0	21st century, but then the brutality is industrialized in the second decade. Nouri, working in
0:48.9	Washington with his colleagues, bringing this to the attention of the world, has met members of government.
0:55.7	During the Trump administration, I want to mention one particular member of the National
1:00.0	Security Council, Matt Potenture.
1:02.8	What did Matt and you cook up, Nore?
1:05.5	How have you worked together these last years?
1:08.6	Thank you very much for asking that important question, you know, that I wanted to
1:13.4	discuss a little bit in details.
1:15.9	When we hear the news or read about human rights abuses, oftentimes reaction is, oh,
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