The following essay was posted on Weibo by a student from Inner Mongolia, under user name “South Moon” (南的月亮), about her experiences living with and befriending her Uyghur and Tibetan classmates. The Weibo post has since been deleted: I don’t know what tomorrow will bring, so I’d like...
Ten years ago on July 5, 2009, riots broke out in Urumqi, Xinjiang, in response to a conflict...
Amid an ongoing security crackdown in Xinjiang that has included the controversial use of a...
As evidence mounts of detention camps holding up to one million Uyghurs and other Turkic Muslims...
At The New York Times, Javier C. Hernández and photographer Gilles Sabrié present a guided tour of...
CDT translation contributor Alicia translates a propaganda song that she found to be ubiquitous...
Human rights NGO Amnesty International has released an “urgent action” call for the...
Responding to an increase in violent incidents in Xinjiang and elsewhere in China, authorities...
As many Chinese—encouraged by official media—see their country as the target of foreign plots,...
Authorities in Xinjiang have since May 2014 been waging a “war on terror” in response...
Chinese authorities have for the past 20 months been engaged in a controversial crackdown on...
Radio Free Asia reports that writer, historian, and frequent critic of China’s ethnic...
Reporting on Monday’s trial of leading rights lawyer Pu Zhiqiang, The New York Times’ Edward Wong...
Authorities in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region have killed 17 people, including women and...
Following Friday night’s deadly attacks in Paris, President Xi Jinping offered his...
At a meeting in Kashgar, Xinjiang Party chief Zhang Chunxian announced imminent regional campaigns...
On September 18, as state media was launching a propaganda campaign to accompany a 60th...
October 1 marked not only China’s National Day, but also the 60th anniversary of the...
Police in Xi’an, Shaanxi have reported that a Uyghur man died after police shot him for...
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