An Australian national security agency head was shown a secret list of about 100 Chinese fugitives that Beijing believes live in Australia, evidence the communist nation’s hunt for former officials and business people is much wider than publicly known.
As recently reported in the press, since Spring 2017, hundreds of thousands of Uyghurs and other minority Muslims in Xinjiang have “disappeared” into “political re-education centres,”euphemistically labelled mäktäp (Uy. schools) by frightened locals.
A local police officer says that almost all of Yingsher village’s adult males have been detained.
Astana can’t afford to push Beijing too hard, even on behalf of its own citizens detained in Xinjiang re-education camps.
China’s surveillance state already tracks people’s faces. Now it’s also going to track their cars, the Wall Street Journal has reported (paywall).
A prominent Uyghur exile leader says he was prevented from learning of his mother’s death for more than three weeks.
FIFPro calls Erfan Hezim ‘one of China’s most promising young footballers.’
The firms profiting from China's rights abuses are often backed by Western investors.
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The Chinese Communist Party’s denial of accountability for egregious human rights abuses on June 4, 1989 marks a widespread contempt for its ci
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The Chinese authorities’ recent coercion of Uyghur students studying abroad to return home has drawn international attention to the government’s campaign of harassment and control of Uyghurs living outside of China.