Transnational Repression Resources
Since 2002, the People’s Republic of China (PRC) has engaged in an unparalleled campaign of transnational repression as part of its efforts to coerce and control Uyghurs living abroad. As a result, members of the Uyghur diaspora have experienced the long reach of China’s authoritarian state in the form of relentless harassment, intimidation, and coercion. This campaign of fear expanded dramatically in 2017 as China embarked on a policy course of mass repression and internment in the Uyghur Region.
For many years, UHRP has meticulously documented the Chinese government's use of transnational repression against Uyghurs and the evolving nature of its strategy to harass, intimidate, and silence Uyghurs abroad. UHRP works in coalition with others to advance multilateral action to stop TNR and endorses these policy recommendations.
UHRP Research

UN Refugee Agency Failing to Protect Uyghur Refugees: New UHRP Report

New Report Finds Arab States have Deported or Detained 292 Uyghurs at China’s Bidding

Uyghurs Surveilled and Harassed in 22 Countries, New Research Reveals

Weaponized Passports: The Crisis of Uyghur Statelessness

Repression Across Borders: The CCP’s Illegal Harassment and Coercion of Uyghur Americans

The Fifth Poison: the Harassment of Uyghurs Overseas

They Can’t Send Me Back: Uyghur Asylum Seekers in Europe
UHRP Advocacy

On World Refugee Day, UHRP Urges UNHCR to Address Looming Uyghur Statelessness

Uyghurs Without Passports: Forced Legibility and Illegibility

UHRP welcomes rescue of Uyghur camp survivors

Open threats against Uyghur activist in Germany lay bare China’s lawless persecution

China’s propaganda videos are an ineffective attempt to discredit #StillNoInfo

China’s Cross-Border Campaign to Terrorize Uyghur Americans

World Refugee Day 2019: Thailand should free Uyghur refugees

Uyghur refugees deserve freedom

Speaking Out: Uygurs in the United States break silence on China’s crackdown

Uyghur refugees in Europe vulnerable to being deported under false pretences
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