Protests followed the scandal of a mother of eight children found chained in Jiangsu, another victim of human trafficking. But there is much more.
Genocide
Olympics: Xi Jinping Wins the Gold Medal in Genocide
Protests continue throughout the world against the “genocide games.”
Beijing 2022—The Genocide Olympics Begin: Each of Us Can Do Something
Too many ignored the genocide for the sake of money and business. But common citizens can do a lot to make their voices heard.
Xinjiang Genocide: UK House of Lords Urges Government to Act
Words should be followed by action, and products manufactured through Uyghur slave labor should no longer be imported, Lords said.
UK Government Given an Ultimatum on Xinjiang Genocide
The UK government was asked to assess the risk of genocide in North West China and take concrete action to stand up to it.
French Parliament Recognizes the Uyghur Genocide
Beijing receives a historical slap in the face. But will France act consequently?
$65 Million to Finance Uyghur Genocide Denial
The Newlines magazine investigation just refuses to go away. Shooting the messenger would not solve China’s problem with Uyghur Genocide.
What the Uyghur Legal Action in Turkey Against CCP Leaders Means
Uyghur exiles want 112 Chinese politicians and officers, including Xi Jinping, tried for crimes against humanity in Istanbul. They explain to Bitter Winter why.
The Uyghur Tribunal Verdict: Where Do We Go from Here
Decision was historical but was just a start, Uyghur refugees say.
Uyghur Tribunal: And the Verdict Is—Genocide
The London Uyghur Tribunal has gone where governments and international bodies have feared to go in declaring the atrocities in Xinjiang a genocide.