UHRP Commemorates 35th Anniversary of the Barin Uprising

April 3, 2025, 3:00 p.m. ESTFor Immediate ReleaseContact: Henryk Szadziewski (hszad@uhrp.org) On April 5, 1990, demonstrations in Barin (also written as “Baren”), 26 miles south of Kashgar, became known as the “Barin Uprising.” Although exact numbers are unknown, local sources estimate heavily armed Chinese security forces killed 50 protestors, and detentions were in the hundreds…

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Future CCP Propaganda Versus “No One Dared to Mention the Dead”

January 14, 2025 A UHRP Insights column by Ben Carrdus, UHRP Senior Researcher How has the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) tended the gaping chasm between propaganda and reality in China’s modern history? And what do earlier historical precedents of propaganda around past atrocities bode for future propaganda on East Turkistan? This is not intended to…

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