One Uyghur has been appointed general and two colonels in the new Syrian Army. What does it mean?
Testimonies China
Amsterdam’s “Lonely Uyghur,” the Court of the Citizens of the World, and Xi Jinping’s Genocide
“Bitter Winter” readers know the “lonely Uyghur” protests in Amsterdam. He tells us how China tried to prevent him from testifying at The Hague’s symbolic trial of Xi Jinping.
Uyghur Fighters in Syria: A Uyghur View
Why did Uyghurs fight in Syria? And what will happen to them now?
Yunnan, Why Hui Muslims Protested the Arrest of Imam Ma Yuwei
A popular imam was arrested for resisting direct government control. This time, Hui Muslims decided to publicly protest.
Guiyang Renai Church: Verdict Against Elder Zhang Chunlei Confirmed on Appeal
The religious leader’s family has been informed that the first degree decision sentencing him to five years in jail was upheld on October 25.
China, Christians Told They Should “Sinicize” Music Too
Hymns and music should be “de-Westernized” and incorporate “red” elements, participants at a training seminar in Xiamen were told.
Al-Azhar University Supports Chinese Repression of the Uyghurs
A scandalous visit of the institution’s Secretary-General to China was just another chapter of Sunni authorities’ politically motivated capitulation to Beijing.
Unusual Protest by Southern Mongolian Herders Ask for Compensation After Grazing Ban
Blaming Mongolian herders for grassland degradation (in fact caused by China’s large-scale agriculture and mining) is a pretext to destroy their culture.
Cheng Peiming: Organ Harvesting Survivor Slandered in China and Threatened in the US
The press conferences of the Falun Gong practitioner mightily disturbed the CCP. It launched a slander campaign in China and tried to harass Cheng even in the US.
Entire Village of the Yi Ethnic Minority “Deprogrammed” in Yunnan
When the authorities learned that the banned Association of Disciples had converted all villagers in Jiciping, reeducation was entrusted directly to the police.