The mass confinement of Xinjiang’s Uyghurs in internment camps resulted in a myriad of children and parents of the detained left with no means of subsistence.
Re-Education Camps
More Evidence About Camps and Prisons for Uyghurs in Xinjiang
Photos and testimonies from residents in Xinjiang’s Kashi prefecture expose details of facilities used by the CCP to detain millions of innocent people.
Church of Almighty God Members Tortured in Xinjiang’s Camps
The CCP indoctrinates believers to give up their faith through beatings, sleep and food deprivation, and other cruel physical and psychological means.
Xinjiang Camps Were Built as Prisons, Their Builders Expose
Workers who were hired to build transformation through education camps in Xinjiang reveal details about the jails that the CCP likes to call “vocational schools.”
Xinjiang’s Camps Are ‘Ideal’ Settings for Infections to Spread
An ex-detainee and relatives of those who have died in transformation through education camps share their horrifying experiences with Bitter Winter.
Xinjiang Camps: A Book Exposes CCP’s Lies
An interview with Kazakh author Turarbek Kusainov, whose book on the experience of ethnic Kazakhs in the transformation through education camps is greatly embarrassing China.
Sayragul Sauytbay Honored as “Woman of Courage” in the U.S.
Bitter Winter campaigned for preventing the deportation back to China of this heroic ethnic Kazakh woman, who escaped the Xinjiang camps and fled to Kazakhstan. Now, she is honored as she deserves.
Released from Xinjiang Camps but Forced to Lie About Them
The wife of a Hui Muslim held in one of the internment camps details how the Chinese government silences inmates to hide the truth about its persecutions.
With Husbands in Camps, Hui Women Struggle Taking Care of Families
When almost all men from a village in northern Xinjiang were locked up in internment camps, their wives were left alone to run households.
Released from Camps, Uyghurs Subjected to Forced Labor
After indoctrination in internment camps, Muslims are sent outside Xinjiang to be further “transformed” through work in conditions reminiscent of those in captivity.