Thailand’s Uyghur Deportation Crisis Exposes China’s Expanding Repression Beyond Its Borders
The royal pardon of two Uyghur detainees in Thailand has renewed fears of forced repatriation to China, exposing…
East Turkestan’s Silenced Voices Expose China’s Continuing Repression Behind Propaganda
As international attention fades, reports of surveillance, restricted communication, cultural suppression and pressure on Uyghur families raise a…
Two Sides of China’s National Day: Celebrations at Home, Protests Across the World
As Beijing marked its 77th National Day on 1 October with official ceremonies, patriotic performances and carefully managed…
Canada Orders Chinese Surveillance Giant Hikvision Out Over National Security Risks
Canada’s decision to shut down Hikvision’s Canadian operations has renewed concerns over Chinese surveillance technology, data security and…
China’s Suppression of Press Freedom and the Growing Price of Speaking the Truth
In China, reporting the truth can come at the cost of freedom. Journalists who investigate sensitive issues, question…
Uyghur Rights Cannot Be Hidden Behind Starbucks Storefronts
On 29 September 2026, Starbucks opened its first two cafés in Ürümqi, the capital of China’s Xinjiang region.…
77 Years of Uyghur Occupation: When “Autonomy” Becomes a Mask for Repression
For Beijing, 1 October is a day of flags, ceremony and national celebration. For many Uyghurs, it is…
Uyghur Exiles in Germany Face China’s Long Arm
Fleeing China does not make a Uyghur safe. In Germany, exiles can still be watched, threatened and pressured,…
Thousands of Uyghur Mosques Vanish or Lose Islamic Features Across Xinjiang
A sweeping transformation of Uyghur religious life is visible across China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region, where thousands of…
East Turkistan Government in Exile Renews Call for Uyghur Independence
The East Turkistan Government in Exile (ETGE) marked its 22nd anniversary on 14 September 2026, by renewing its…