China’s Forced Unity Threatens Uyghur and Tibetan Identity
China officially recognizes 56 ethnic groups, including Uyghurs, Tibetans, Mongols, Uzbeks, Manchus, Miao, Yi, Hui and many others.…
Two Uyghur Deaths Spark Alarming Cross-Border Fears
For Uyghurs living outside China, the Uyghur Diaspora faced distance from Xinjiang as a form of protection. That…
Cyberattacks Spies and Family Pressure Reveal Beijing’s Global Campaign to Hunt and Silence Uyghurs Abroad
For many Uyghurs, repression is no longer confined to the streets, villages and detention centres of the Uyghur…
Kashgar 2008 and the Unheard Uyghur Struggle
Years after the Kashgar attack, Uyghur dissident Abdurehim Gheni Uyghur revisited the incident in an article presenting an…
China’s Reach Beyond Xinjiang: How Uyghurs Are Silenced Abroad
The persecution of Uyghurs is no longer limited to Xinjiang, a region in northwestern China officially called the…
Uyghur Solidarity Month Keeps a Forgotten Crisis in Focus
Human rights advocates are renewing attention on the persecution of the Uyghur people through Uyghur Solidarity Month, a…
Beijing Launches “Meet Xinjiang This Summer” Campaign to Whitewash Uyghur Genocide
In a brazen attempt to sanitize its ongoing genocide against the Uyghur people, the Chinese government has launched…
U.S. Blacklists 43 Chinese Firms Over Alleged Uyghur Forced Labor in East Turkestan
In the most sweeping single expansion of its forced-labor enforcement to date, the United States has added 43…
Kazakhstan Braces for Cross-Border Reach of China’s New ‘Ethnic Unity’ Law
Kazakhstan, where ethnic Kazakh, Uyghur and other Turkic diaspora communities fear the legislation could extend Beijing’s influence beyond…
Blocked at the Border: Dolkun Isa’s Deportation Exposes China’s Global Repression Network
Prominent Uyghur activist and former World Uyghur Congress (WUC) President Dolkun Isa was detained, denied entry and deported…