Europe must stand up for Uighurs

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But for those escaping persecution, too often that persecution simply travels with them. “Not speaking out causes guilt; but speaking out causes fear” is how one Uighur woman sums it up.

British using Chinese CCTV linked to repression of Uighurs

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Schools, councils, police forces and government departments are using Chinese surveillance cameras linked to the repression of Uighurs

Waterboarding, sleep deprivation and hanging from ceilings: ex-policeman details China’s crackdown on Uyghur population

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A Chinese ex-police detective turned whistleblower says Uyghur Muslims were tortured, ordered to be raped by fellow prisoners, and hanged from cell ceilings after being rounded up in a ‘social cleansing’ program.

UN Member States Call on China to Respect Human Rights in Tibet at the 48th UNHRC session

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The Kingdom of Netherlands noted serious concerns about the violations of human rights by China, including restrictions on press freedom and freedom of religion or belief in Tibet.

What Is China Doing to the Uighurs in Xinjiang?

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In October 2020, Germany issued a joint statement on behalf of 39 U.N. member states condemning the “increasing number of reports of gross human-rights violations” in Xinjiang, including “severe restrictions on freedom of religion or belief and the freedoms of movement, association, and expression as well as on Uighur culture.” The U.S. signed on to this statement, along with the U.K., France, Japan, and other large democracies.

UN Experts Question China about the fate of Tibetan Buddhist Scholar Go Sherab Gyatso and Rinchen Tsultrim

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A group of UN experts have jointly questioned China about the cases of disappeared Tibetan Buddhist Scholar Go Sherab Gyatso and arbitrarily detained Rinchen Tsultrim, both Tibetan monks from Ngaba in Amdo, Eastern Tibet.

Taiwan slams China for tightening religious freedom through law

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Taiwan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs have criticised China for slamming down on one of their fundamental human rights, Freedom of Religion or Belief.

The Disappearing Mosques In Xinjiang

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According to the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), mosques across Xinjiang are being destroyed. This includes 170 being destroyed (31.9%), and 175 being damaged (32.8%).

IPAC calls on International Criminal Court to accept case investigating suspected genocide against Uyghur Muslims

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63 IPAC parliamentarians representing 14 countries have written to the Chief Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC) urging her to accept a complaint alleging genocide against Uyghurs by China.

Eight Hong Kong Pro-Democracy Politicians Charged Over Chamber Scuffle

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“Movements by Beijing to impose direct governance on Hong Kong would spell the end of democratic elections, a free press, free expression, academic freedom, freedom of religion or belief, and the rule of law,”

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