EXPLAINED: Thailand’s repatriation of 40 Uyghur refugees to China
In December 2009, Cambodia deported 20 Uyghur asylum-seekers back to China. Last December, in the first word about them in 15 years, a relative of one of the detainees in Turkey revealed to Radio Free Asia, a news service affiliated with BenarNews, the fate of some of the 20.
Despite international pleas that 40 Uyghurs could be tortured if sent back to China, Thai authorities whisked them away under ...
Uyghur Abduweli Ayup argues that UNESCO, under pressure from China — a member of the U.N. Security Council — may have sought ...
The forcible return of these men, or indeed any Uyghurs, to China would place them at risk of serious human rights violations ...
Britain is trying to discredit China's policy in the northwestern Xinjiang region, a spokesperson at China's embassy in ...
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US Representative Chris Smith condemns Thailand govt's decision to deport Uyghur refugees to China, calls for sanctionsUS Representative Christopher Smith, a senior member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee and co-chair of both the ...
This award-winning investigation into Xinjiang internment camp survivors was nearly silenced. Here are some lessons learned ...
Among them, historian Ghojaniyaz Yollugh Tekin was sentenced to 17 years for writing about Uyghur heritage, deemed a threat by Beijing. China’s efforts to erase Uyghur identity have evolved from mass ...
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Over 20 Uyghur educators remain imprisoned in China since 2017 crackdownOver 20 Uyghur educators at a college in Xinjiang were detained by Chinese officials in 2017 and are still serving their ...
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