A landmark investigation from The Washington Post has added further evidence to allegations of forced labor in Xinjiang’s solar industry. The systemic use of forced labor in Xinjiang is part of a sweeping government campaign...
Read MoreThis spring, while nationalist fervor to “support Xinjiang cotton” swelled online, voices in China calling to “support Xinjiang people”—fellow Chinese citizens targeted by China’s...
Read MoreIn 2020, CDT Chinese editors launched the CDT Censorship Digest series. The series will collect and quote from news and online speech that was censored by Chinese authorities during the previous month, as well as summarize...
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As China’s internment camps in Xinjiang and their million-plus inhabitants attract mounting...
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At this year’s Two Sessions legislative and political advisory meetings in Beijing in...
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Two years after his home was forcefully demolished in 2013 to make room for development in North...
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In 2013, as North Gaoying Village, Shijiazhuang, Hubei resident Jia Jinglong was anticipating his...
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On Sunday, Hong Kong will vote in the first Legislative Council elections since the...
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A Tianjin court has sentenced lawyer Zhou Shifeng to seven years in prison for “subversion...
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A resurgence in cross removals at Christian churches in Zhejiang province has again led Christians...
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