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…
Why China’s New Ethnic Unity Law Is Raising Fresh Concerns Over Uyghur Rights
Beijing says its new law will strengthen equality and national unity. Critics fear it could increase pressure on…
World Uyghur Congress Calls for Global Action Against China’s Assimilation Campaign
The World Uyghur Congress (WUC) has urged governments, businesses and civil-society groups to take stronger action against China’s…
Silencing Uyghurs: When Fear Reaches Beyond the Prison Walls
For Uyghurs living under China’s increasingly severe system of control pressure does not always end when a person…
How Canada’s Promise to Protect Uyghurs Fell Short
Canada presented itself as a safe destination for Uyghurs escaping persecution. In February 2023, the House of Commons…
Uyghur, Tibetan and Mongolian Resistance to Beijing’s Assimilation
On July 2, 2026, 52-year-old Tibetan activist Lobga Rangzen, also known as Lobsang Palden, walked toward the United…
China’s Long Reach: Uyghur Australians Face Surveillance and Pressure
For many Uyghurs who have built new lives in Australia, distance from China has not brought complete freedom…
Stolen Childhoods and the Struggle to Preserve Uyghur Identity
For a child, home is more than a building. It is the sound of a mother speaking her…