Survivors believe this is a deliberate strategy to humiliate both female and male Muslims in Xinjiang.
Ruth Ingram
The Uyghur Tribunal’s Second Session Launched in London
A stream of Chinese government invective heralded the start of the second set of hearings of the Uyghur Tribunal in London last week.
Afghanistan’s Taliban Regime Consolidates: What It Means for the Uyghurs
Afghanistan has become a launchpad for China’s accelerated propaganda offensive against the Uyghurs. Pakistan is also an important part of it.
How an 18-Year-Old Uyghur Girl Started a Mass Protest Movement
Uyghur girl Dilnaz Kerim had just one request, “Find My Family.” And now, nobody can stop her.
In Taiwan, an International Public Hearing on Xinjiang
Legislators were urged to raise their voices form their “front row seats” and denounce the CCP atrocities against Uyghurs and other Turkic minorities.
UK: Stop Anatomic Exhibitions of “Real Bodies”—of Chinese Prisoners
Real-life manikins of deceased human beings are exhibited throughout the world. They come from China and may be connected to organ harvesting.
Diplomatic Boycott of Beijing Olympics: Now, Make It a Reality
UK parliamentarians voted unanimously. What will the government do?
An American Family’s Hiking Odyssey for Uyghur Freedom
Meet Nathan Duddles, spreading awareness of the Uyghur genocide in Xinjiang (China) to fellow hikers while trekking in Colorado.
Uyghurs Remember the Urumqi Massacre of 2009
A peaceful march in Xinjiang became a bloodbath 12 years ago. From Munich to Tokyo, Uyghur diaspora remember that day in Urumqi.
Uyghur Genocide Denier Condemned for Appeasement with China
“As far as we know, no one has been killed,” claims a prominent UK politician whose naysaying views on Uyghur persecution have shocked Uyghur exiles.
Ruth Ingram
Ruth Ingram is a researcher who has written extensively for the Central Asia-Caucasus publication, Institute of War and Peace Reporting, the Guardian Weekly newspaper, The Diplomat, and other publications.