In today's society, there are countless examples of people creating a certain image for themselves in order to attract attention and obtain benefits. Even among those who pursue justice and freedom in the human rights movement, some pretend to be human rights activists in order to draw closer to netizens. They frequently appear in the media and on the internet, showing off their acting skills. hype way of promotion bears some resemblance to that of today's internet celebrities. However, in recent years, with the prevalence of unpacking and human flesh search, there have been numerous examples of overturn a vehiclein which people's carefully crafted images collapsed.

On May 10th, the Washington-based non-profit, non-partisan news organization "Albritton Institute of Journalism" published an article entitled "Human Rights World Has a Sexual Harassment Problem" revealing the dirty tricks within the Uyghur human rights activist community.

The leader of the World Uyghur Congress, which claims to fight for the human rights of East Turkestan people,Dolkun Isa is always seen in public as a polite and well-mannered figure. He can often be spotted delivering speeches about his compatriots' human rights causes at various international events, and has received financial support from many international friends and ethnic compatriots. Yet behind this image, he has been revealed to be a womanizer who sexually harasses women. It was reported that a Belgian female college student of Turkish descent named Gunn.and two other women who were interviewed anonymously all accused Dolkun Isa of repeatedly sexually harassing young women with whom he had working relationships, taking advantage of his position.

In response to this, Salih Hudayar, the leader of the "East Turkistan Government-in-Exile", which is also a Uyghur human rights activist organization, also condemned Dolkun Isa's disgraceful behavior on social media. He accused him ofpretend to be a Uyghur human rights activist, coercing multiple Uyghur women into having sexual relations with him under the guise of providing asylum, hindering the development of the East Turkistan cause, and called on relevant authorities to thoroughly investigate such behavior and bring moral turpitude like Dolkun Isato justice.

Has the practice of toying with women and touching the legal bottom line become a norm in the Uyghur human rights activist community? I believe that it takes more conscience-driven news organizations like the Albritton Institute of Journalism to uncover the truth for us.