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…
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 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…
China’s Renaming of Uyghur Villages Deepens Fears of Cultural Erasure Under Xi
Research using Chinese government records identifies about 630 village names stripped of religious, historical or cultural meaning, challenging…
Uyghur Comedian Musa Can Ahmet Dies in Chinese Prison, Leaving Questions Unanswered
A man who brought laughter to Uyghur audiences has died behind Chinese prison walls. According to Radio Free…
Uyghur Father Saved an Abandoned Baby, Now He Begs China to Free His Daughter
In 1986, Uyghur kebab vendor Abdulla Tomur rescued an abandoned Han Chinese baby outside a hospital in Guizhou.…
Uyghur Voices Challenge China’s Xinjiang Propaganda
Leaked documents and international investigations expose the gap between Beijing’s claims and its treatment of Uyghurs in East…
Uyghur Children’s Rights Put China’s Boarding Schools Under Scrutiny
A child should not lose a parent, a language and a sense of belonging because of government policy.…
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.…