International moves to ban Chinese organ harvesting take positive steps forward with the passing of a U.S. bill.
Muslim Uyghurs
A Censored Story of the “One Child Policy” Days: When Uyghurs Adopted Abandoned Han Children
Chinese couples went to areas of Xinjiang where surveillance was less strict to have a forbidden second child. If the baby was female, they abandoned her in the streets.
The Last Words of a Uyghur Father: A Son’s Memory
A son remembers his last telephone conversation with his father in East Turkestan six years ago. After that, the father “disappeared.”
CCP Scholars Suggest to Build China’s “Second Capital” in Xinjiang
This political move would solve an intractable historical problem: East Turkestan (Ch. Xinjiang) lies outside China’s Great Wall.
Alibaba Software Selectively Monitors Trips To and From Xinjiang
Foreign journalists who go to the Uyghur homeland are spied. So are Uyghurs who visit Shanghai.
Crimes Sending You to Jail in Xinjiang: “We Don’t Trust You,” “You Didn’t Play Piano at Your Wedding”
Our study of the Xinjiang Police Files reveals one of the strangest collections ever of crimes for which Uyghurs are detained.
Uyghurs Worldwide Call on Thailand to End the 9-year Refugee Tragedy
Yet another Uyghur asylum seeker died in the custody of Thai authorities. Uyghurs all over the world mobilized to protest.
Videos Reveal the Indoctrination and Militarization of Uyghur Children
Boys aged 5–11 should repeat on camera: “My dream is to be a member of the Chinese People’s Liberation Army.”
“Sinicization” of the Uyghurs in Xinjiang: An Indian View
The crimes against humanity committed by China in the Uyghur homeland call for a firmer reaction by the international community.
The Long Arm of the CCP Reaches Uyghurs Wherever They Escape
Uyghurs are hounded as they flee their homeland while nation states and international bodies look on.