Every year on February 5 they remind the world that what happened then was the beginning of a genocide that still continues.
Muslim Uyghurs
The New Regulations for Religions in Xinjiang: Part of a Wider Campaign Against Religion
An Indian academic looks at the meaning, impact, and danger of the new rules.
China, New White Paper Hails “Deprogramming” of “Religious Extremists”
The “Legal Framework and Measures for Counterterrorism” attacks Western critics and hail the Chinese way of “reeducating” dangerous religionists.
China’s “Advise” to Taiwanese Voters: A Uyghur View
A black joke: Beijing tells citizens of Taiwan how to make “the right choice” in the elections.
Coming in February: Harsher Religious Regulations Just for Xinjiang
Special “Regulations on Religious Affairs” for Xinjiang, of which “Bitter Winter” offers a full English translation, will further reduce the possibility of religion to survive, if not as a propaganda mouthpiece of the Communist Party.
Beyond the Volkswagen Scandal: Clean Bills of Health on China’s Slave Labor Are “All” False
Employees of the consultancy firm Löning rebelled against a report falsely certifying that Volkswagen did not use slave labor in Xinjiang. But the problem is much broader.
Why China Is Not a Reliable Partner in the Climate Battle: A Uyghur View
Would those who kill human beings hesitate to kill plants and animals?
Business Is Booming in Northwest China—So Is Uyghur Slave Labor
The mystery of flourishing trade from the Uyghur region is being exposed by scholars determined to plumb the depths of forced labor in northwestern China.
We Should All Remember the First Anniversary of the Urumqi Fire
On November 24, 2022, in a building whose doors were locked from the outside because of the Zero COVID policy, 44 Uyghurs died. It was part of the genocide.
Dictator? Xi Jinping Is Much Worse: A Uyghur View
The word “dictator” does not capture the extraordinary evil perpetrated by the Chinese President, including the Uyghur Genocide