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China: Xinjiang Authorities Tighten Guest Reporting Rules for Uyghurs Amid Human Rights Concerns

China: Xinjiang Authorities Tighten Guest Reporting Rules for Uyghurs Amid Human Rights Concerns

Authorities in Xinjiang have intensified a requirement for Uyghurs to report guests in their homes to police within 10 minutes to two hours of arrival, RFA reported on Tuesday. This policy, first implemented in June 2015, has gained emphasis under…
China, UAE Conduct Joint Military Drills Over Uyghur “Detention Camps”

China, UAE Conduct Joint Military Drills Over Uyghur “Detention Camps”

China and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have kicked off the second edition of their joint military drills, dubbed “Falcon Shield-2024”, in China’s northwestern Xinjiang province, The EurAsian Times reported yesterday. The air force exercises, which began in late June,…
US Ramps Up Uyghur Forced Labor Enforcement, EU Faces Critical Decision

US Ramps Up Uyghur Forced Labor Enforcement, EU Faces Critical Decision

The fight against forced labor in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region is gaining momentum as the US strengthens enforcement and the EU grapples with an upcoming regulation. The US government has prioritized the aluminum sector for stricter enforcement under the…
No Uyghurs from Xinjiang Permitted on This Year’s Hajj Pilgrimage

No Uyghurs from Xinjiang Permitted on This Year’s Hajj Pilgrimage

No Uyghurs from China’s Xinjiang region participated in this year’s Hajj pilgrimage, Radio Free Asia reported yesterday. This comes as a result of China’s restrictions on religious practices among Uyghurs. Over 1.8 million people participated in the Hajj this year,…
China Arrests Thousands for “Unorthodox” Faiths, US Report Says

China Arrests Thousands for “Unorthodox” Faiths, US Report Says

The US State Department’s report on religious freedom accuses China of arresting thousands yearly for practicing religions seen as undermining the Communist Party, RFA reported yesterday. The report claims China forces religious groups to promote Party ideology and targets critics…
Canada’s Ambassador Voices Concerns Over Uyghur Rights in Xinjiang Visit

Canada’s Ambassador Voices Concerns Over Uyghur Rights in Xinjiang Visit

Canada’s Ambassador to China, Jennifer May, raised concerns about human rights abuses in Xinjiang during a recent visit to the region, Jurist News reported yesterday. According to a statement from Global Affairs Canada, May met with officials and discussed “credible…
China Faces Accusation of Erasing Uyghur Culture Through Renaming

China Faces Accusation of Erasing Uyghur Culture Through Renaming

Human Rights Watch (HRW) is raising alarm over China’s renaming of villages in Xinjiang, BBC reported in an article recently. The group alleges CCP has carried out a systematic effort to erase Uyghur Muslim culture through name changes. Their report,…
Uyghur Woman Gets 14 More Years in Jail After Finishing 10-Year Sentence for Teaching Quran

Uyghur Woman Gets 14 More Years in Jail After Finishing 10-Year Sentence for Teaching Quran

A Uyghur woman, Heyrinisa Memet, was sentenced to 14 additional years in jail just days after completing a 10-year sentence for teaching the Quran to teenagers at the request of neighbors, RFA reported today. Memet is one of several Uyghurs…
EU expresses concern over human rights situation in China

EU expresses concern over human rights situation in China

Despite China’s rejection of the European Union’s calls to stop alleged human rights violations in the country, the EU expressed deep concern about what it described as an extremely serious situation. In a statement followed by Shia Waves Agency, the…
Uyghur Muslims Denied Eid Celebration Amid Xinjiang Crackdown

Uyghur Muslims Denied Eid Celebration Amid Xinjiang Crackdown

As Muslims around the world celebrate the Eid al-Adha holiday, the Centre for Uyghur Studies has accused the Chinese government of intensifying its suppression of Islamic practices in the Xinjiang region, India Narrative reported in an article yesterday. Traditionally, Eid…
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