Uyghur Girl Rahile Ömer Was Just 14 When China Took Her Away
Fourteen is an age for school, friendships and imagining the future not detention. Yet leaked Chinese police records…
Uyghur Father’s Death in Chinese Custody Raises Questions About an Alleged Cover-Up
A Uyghur father died in 2018, but his family was told a story that never made sense: a…
Dilshat Oralbai: A Writer Behind Bars in China’s Uyghur Region
He helped people discover new stories. Now his family struggles to discover what has happened to him. Dilshat…
Europe Draws a Line: A Strong Vote Against China’s Repression of the Uyghur People
A powerful vote in the European Parliament has brought China’s treatment of the Uyghur people back into the…
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…
Uyghur Rights Under Pressure as Australian Senator Calls for China Sanctions
Australia is facing renewed pressure to confront China’s alleged attempts to intimidate diaspora communities after Senator Dean Smith…
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…
Released but Not Free: The Hidden Cycle of Detention and Punishment in Xinjiang
For many Uyghurs in China’s Xinjiang region, leaving a detention facility has not always meant returning to a…
Ekpar Asat: Uyghur Entrepreneur Jailed After US Visit
Ekpar Asat built a Uyghur-language digital platform that connected people to information and help. In 2016, the entrepreneur…
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…