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…
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…
Uyghur Singer Ablajan Returns to Public View But China’s Silence Leaves Painful Questions
A voice once loved by Uyghur children has returned, but the years taken from its owner remain unexplained.…
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…
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…
UyCast: Why a Uyghur Podcast Matters in an Age of Chinese Repression
A new platform for Uyghur history, language and conversation joins a wider effort to tell stories beyond the…
Uyghur Writer Perhat Tursun’s Reported Prison Location Raises Fresh Questions for China
After years of uncertainty, new reporting has identified where China is allegedly holding Perhat Tursun, a leading Uyghur…
Uyghur Women Under Repression: Survivor Voices Challenge China’s Denials
Behind Beijing’s language of security and vocational training lies a devastating question: what happened to the women detained…