Mistaken Identity: How Chinese Look at the Uyghurs
A Chinese Han, who happens to physically look like a Uyghur, opens a window on the relationships between the Han majority and the Uyghur minority in Xinjiang and… Read More
A Uyghur Man’s Letter to His Lost Mother
Abdulhakim Idris is a human rights activist and the husband of the well-known advocate for Uyghurs’ rights, Rushan Abbas. He does not know where his mother is. by… Read More
Interview with Jewher Ilham, daughter of jailed activist Ilham Tohti
Source: Pen/Opp CREDITSTEXT: MARIA GEORGIEVA TRANSLATION FROM SWEDISH: CHRISTINA CULLHED APRIL 06 2020 he academic and activist Ilham Tohti had fought for twenty years for Uyghur rights and… Read More
One American Uyghur’s vow: ‘I should’ve gone public a long time ago’
by The Christian Science Monitor April 1, 2020 WHY WE WROTE THIS What’s the best way to help your family? For Uyghurs living in the U.S., silence used… Read More
The Plight of Uyghurs in the Coronavirus Crisis: An Interview With Rushan Abbas by Family Research Council
by Family Research Council March 26, 2020 The Chinese government’s persecution of Uyghurs, a small religious minority in China, is now one of the world’s most well-documented human… Read More
Uyghur Genocide in East Turkistan (Xinjiang)
Under the guise of fighting “#Islamic #Extremism,” the #Chinese Communist Party has carried out a brutal campaign to extinguish #Uyghurs, #Kazakhs, #Uzbeks and other Turkic Muslims in East… Read More
CONGRESS ADDRESSES FORCED LABOR OF UYGHURS, OTHER GROUPS IN CHINA
Source: Medill On The Hill WASHINGTON — American companies would be prohibited from importing goods produced in Xinjiang, China, because they likely are made using the forced labor… Read More