Foreign secretary sets out measures to ensure UK companies cannot profit from forced labour in Xinjiang
Foreign secretary sets out measures to ensure UK companies cannot profit from forced labour in Xinjiang
Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab says China's use of forced Uighur prison labour is 'truly horrific barbarism we had hoped lost to another era'
Foreign Secretary announces package of measures to help ensure that British organisations are not complicit in, nor profiting from, the human rights violations in Xinjiang.
Canada is gravely concerned with evidence and reports of human rights violations in the People’s Republic of China against members of the Uyghur ethnic minority and other minorities.
Authorities say Sayarra Nijat was ‘in possession of illegal materials related to terrorism and extremism.’
Foreign secretary expected to reveal plans cracking down on China, which could include tougher laws on exporting goods or technology that could be used for repression.
Since 1949, the Chinese Communist Party has gradually established policies that threaten Uighur culture and identity. My family’s forced assimilation is a part of that story.
The tweet prompted calls for stern measures against Beijing for defending repression in Xinjiang.
Twitter has taken down a post from the Chinese embassy in Washington that said Uyghur women in its northwest Xinjiang region had been "emancipated" by the Chinese Communist Party as part of the "process of eradicating extremism".
A report from a state-run thinktank says the reason for declining Uighur birth rates is gender equality – an outrageous but not unprecedented play