Uyghur exiles want 112 Chinese politicians and officers, including Xi Jinping, tried for crimes against humanity in Istanbul. They explain to Bitter Winter why.
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Successfully Reeducated? Tennis Star Peng Shuai and Professor Gulnar Obul
The aim of the Chinese regime is to convert dissidents from captives to actors. Before the tennis star, there was the Uyghur academic.
China’s Public Security: To Protect Economy, Crack Down on Illegal Religion
Top police bureaucrat explains why to implement the program of the Central Economic Work Conference controlling religion is essential.
Chen Yu: 7 Year Sentence for Selling Christian Books Confirmed on Appeal
Western media and NGO had protested against the first-degree sentence in September 2020. The appellate judge confirmed Chen should remain in jail.
Amid Kazakh Chaos, Refugees Deported Back to China
More than 100 asylum seekers were detained in Almaty and escorted back to Xinjiang by officers of the Chinese Consulate and Kazakh police.
Postcards from Xinjiang: A Photo Essay
When a picture is worth a thousand words. Images you will not see in Chinese propaganda about the “good life” of Uyghurs in the Autonomous Region.
New Year’s Resolutions for Chinese Christians: Praise Xi and Watch “Red” Movies
The Three-Self Church 2022 flag-raising ceremony told believers they should do their part in supporting CCP propaganda.
China Has a New “Great Helmsman,” Xi Jinping
The political implications of using for Xi a title so far attributed only to Mao are alarming.
Restrictions on Religious Activities Continue in Tibet
Statues were destroyed in Tibet, monks and nuns evicted from their monasteries, new regulations introduced to further limit religious freedom.
Xinjiang’s Killing Fields: A Uyghur Scholar Who Survived Speaks
It is not about “re-education” only. Prisoners in the camps are routinely murdered.