Xinjiang’s governor should be arrested, not welcomed by the British government
Millions of Uyghurs have been held in Xinjiang’s camps. The region’s governor Erkin Tuniyaz must not be embraced by the…
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Xinjiang: a region of suspicion and subjugation
The Chinese authorities have long treated the region – and its people – with suspicion. The abuses there can no…
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Uyghur detention camps: a special report on China and a culture under attack
From Xinjiang’s network of detention centres to the suppression of tradition, writers report on China’s relentless campaign against the Uyghurs…
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China’s repression of Uyghurs extends far beyond its own borders
Urgent action needs to be taken to combat Beijing’s transnational campaign against the ethnic minority.
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Behind Xi Jinping’s Great Wall of Iron
How China’s Uyghur population became the target of a merciless campaign of collective punishment.
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How Orwell foretold the remaking of Xinjiang
The Chinese government’s persecution of Uighur Muslims has resonances with Nineteen Eighty-Four that go well beyond the intensive use of surveillance…
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Philippe Sands on the Uighurs: “Why does it matter if we call it a genocide?”
The human rights lawyer on China’s abuses, defining genocide and challenging Aung San Suu Kyi in person.
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What the Chinese are doing to the Uighurs in Xinjiang could become a model for elsewhere
In a recent episode of the dystopian anthology series Black Mirror – spoiler alert! – the British police are called…
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