Xinjiang: Relatives of Refugees Who Speak Abroad Manipulated, Jailed, Tortured
Those who managed to escape tell the truth about the horror of the camps. The CCP compels their relatives to denounce them, those who don’t end up in jail.
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Xinjiang: A Terror Such as the World Has Never Seen
Nowhere in the world and in history has technology ever been used to create such a perfect totalitarian system of surveillance and repression.
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.
Puning Temple: Why Xi Jinping Celebrated a Genocide
The Chinese president visited the complex built by the Qianlong Emperor to commemorate his 18th-century extermination of 650,000 Dzungar Buddhists.
Mongolia, the Forgotten Genocide: Part II
The horrific extermination of Buddhist monks in Mongolia should be remembered and studied to understand other Communist attempts at eradicating religion.
Mongolia, the Forgotten Genocide: Part I
To understand what Communism does to independent Buddhist societies, we should remember what it did to Mongolian Buddhism in the 1930s.
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.
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.
