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…
Punished for Speaking Uyghur?
For some Uyghurs in China’s Xinjiang region, leaving a detention facility has not necessarily meant returning to an…
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.…
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…
No Uyghur Is Beyond Beijing’s Reach
China’s campaign against Uyghurs is no longer limited to Xinjiang. A new report discussed by Bitter Winter describes…
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…
China Presents Xinjiang as a Global Governance Model to Reshape the Uyghur Narrative
More than 300 government officials, scholars, business representatives and journalists from 33 countries gathered in Urumqi in September…
AI-Powered Repression: How China-Linked Operations Are Extending the Surveillance of Uyghurs Beyond Borders
For years, Uyghurs have faced extensive surveillance, restrictions and political pressure inside China. Now, a new threat-intelligence report…
The War on Terror That Became a War on Uyghurs
Twenty-five years after the September 11, 2001 attacks, Uyghur activists say Beijing has used the language of counterterrorism…
Uyghur Campaign Urges Australia Against Repression
The Save Uyghur Campaign has condemned what it describes as Beijing’s expanding transnational repression against Uyghur Australians. In…