加泰罗尼亚议会通过决议谴责中国迫害维吾尔人：呼吁欧盟采取外交行动、加泰企业切断与强迫劳动的供应链联系Catalonia Parliament adopts resolution condemning China's persecution of Uyghurs, calling for EU diplomatic action and forced-labour-free supply chains

据 ANI 11 月 4 日援引世维会新闻稿的报道：加泰罗尼亚议会于 10 月 29 日通过决议，谴责中国对维吾尔人的系统性迫害，认定逾百万维吾尔人遭受大规模监禁、强迫劳动以及文化与宗教遗产的破坏；决议呼吁欧盟成员国与欧盟委员会就东突厥斯坦的人权侵犯采取具体外交措施。报道同时交代决议的两项对内要求：敦促加泰罗尼亚企业确保其供应链不与该地区的强迫劳动存在联系；承诺依照国际法与适用的保护框架，支持逃离迫害的维吾尔人。世维会主席图尔贡江·阿拉乌顿表示：“我代表维吾尔人民，感谢加泰罗尼亚议会与那些中国试图噤声的人站在一起”，并呼吁决议化为实际行动，包括防止强迫劳动产品进入供应链、保护逃离迫害者与追究责任。[1][2]

世维会新闻稿还给出该组织自身的背景数字与进一步呼吁，均须与议会决议本身区分：世维会称，过去十年间逾三百万维吾尔人遭受强迫劳动、大规模监禁、家庭分离与强制绝育，并主张相关政策构成 1948 年《防止及惩治灭绝种族罪公约》所定义的种族灭绝；新闻稿并指出，2026 年是世维会所称的持续种族灭绝第十年，也是伦敦独立维吾尔法庭作出认定五周年。在此基础上，世维会呼吁更多欧洲政府与议会仿效加泰罗尼亚，承认其所称的持续种族灭绝并运用政治影响力追究中国责任；呼吁欧盟成员国与世界各国政府敦促企业彻底切断与东突厥斯坦的供应链联系、把该地区列为强迫劳动高风险地区；呼吁各国政府在公开声明与双边外交中持续要求中国停止针对维吾尔人的政策；并呼吁检讨与加强难民保护与家庭团聚政策，确保逃离政治迫害的维吾尔人获得充分保护、因镇压而分离的家庭有切实的团聚机会。上述“种族灭绝”定性与三百万数字均为世维会单方主张，本记录如实转述、不作背书。[1][2]

核实说明与去重：本记录的核心事实——加泰罗尼亚议会 10 月 29 日通过谴责决议、决议呼吁欧盟外交行动与加泰企业供应链自查、承诺支持逃离迫害者、世维会主席致谢并呼吁化为实际行动——来自世维会新闻稿经 ANI 于 11 月 4 日的报道（两家 ANI 转述稿内容一致）；本站未独立取得议会决议全文，也未见中国政府对该决议的公开回应，故定性为持续核实，将跟进决议全文与欧盟及加泰方面的后续行动。本站此前收录的欧洲议会 10 月 7 日对华报告、世维会 11 月 1 日周报（祖姆热提·阿肯参选、德国总统访华呼吁、加拿大强迫劳动政策简报、华大三公司列入实体清单）均与本决议不同：前者是欧盟机构报告，后者是周报汇编，均未提及加泰罗尼亚议会 10 月 29 日决议，不构成重复。[1][2]

According to ANI on November 4, carrying the WUC press release: the Parliament of Catalonia adopted a resolution on October 29 condemning China's systematic persecution of the Uyghur people, recognising that more than one million Uyghurs have been subjected to mass imprisonment, forced labour and the destruction of their cultural and religious heritage, and calling on European Union member states and the European Commission to take concrete diplomatic measures in response to human rights violations in East Turkistan. The report also sets out the resolution's two inward-facing requirements: urging Catalan companies to ensure that their supply chains are free from links to forced labour in the region, and committing to support Uyghurs fleeing persecution in accordance with international law and applicable protection frameworks. WUC President Turgunjan Alawdun said: 'On behalf of the Uyghur people, I thank the Parliament of Catalonia for standing with those whose voices China seeks to silence,' and urged that the resolution translate into practical action, including preventing forced labour from entering supply chains, protecting those fleeing persecution and pursuing accountability. [1][2]

The WUC press release also gives the organisation's own background figures and further calls, which must be distinguished from the resolution itself: the WUC says that over the past decade more than three million Uyghurs have been subjected to forced labour, mass imprisonment, family separation and forced sterilisation, and maintains that these policies include acts of genocide as defined under the 1948 Genocide Convention; the press release notes that 2026 marks the tenth anniversary of what it describes as the ongoing Uyghur genocide and the fifth anniversary of the findings of the Independent Uyghur Tribunal in London. On that basis the WUC urged more European governments and parliaments to follow Catalonia's example, recognise what it describes as the ongoing Uyghur genocide and use their political influence to hold China accountable; urged EU member states and governments worldwide to press companies to completely disengage their supply chains from East Turkistan and to designate the region as a high-risk area for forced labour; urged governments to consistently call on China to end its policies against the Uyghur people, both through public statements and bilateral diplomatic engagements; and urged a review and strengthening of refugee protection and family reunification policies so that Uyghurs fleeing political persecution receive adequate protection and families separated by repression have meaningful opportunities to reunite. The 'genocide' characterisation and the three-million figure are the WUC's own claims, reported here without endorsement. [1][2]

Verification note and deduplication: the core facts of this record — the Parliament of Catalonia resolution of October 29, its calls for EU diplomatic action and Catalan company supply-chain checks, its commitment to support those fleeing persecution, and President Alawdun's thanks and call for practical action — come from the WUC press release as reported by ANI on November 4 (two ANI versions agreeing in content); this site has not independently obtained the full text of the parliamentary resolution, and no public response by the Chinese government to the resolution has been seen in the reporting, hence under ongoing verification, with follow-up on the full text and on EU and Catalan action. The European Parliament China report of October 7 and the WUC weekly brief of November 1 previously carried by this site differ from this resolution: the former is an EU-institution report and the latter a weekly compilation, and neither mentions the Catalonia Parliament resolution of October 29, so there is no duplication. [1][2]