Uighur

The longer the free world dithers, takes half measures, or compromises its morals for profits and cheap goods, the longer the enslavement and suffering of the innocent Uyghurs will continue.

By vacillating on what should have been, on the merits, an easy answer, the Biden administration turned the spotlight away from Xi Jinping's campaign of carnage and instead highlighted its own indecision.

In a virtual address to the National Committee on U.S.-China Relations, Chinese Communist Party Politburo member Yang Jiechi urged President Biden to avoid the "misguided policies" of the Trump Era.

An alignment of political interests with urgent human rights violations does not make those human rights concerns any less sincere.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry's spokesman called outgoing Secretary of State Mike Pompeo "a doomsday clown."

The CCP has committed genocide against the predominantly Muslim Uighurs and other ethnic and religious minority groups in Xinjiang," Pompeo said in a statement.

At the outset of 2021, few Americans understand the disturbing degree to which Christians and Uighur Muslims in China are persecuted.

the president has one unresolved China item on his desk that could be his administration's most consequential China policy yet: a formal finding, under the Genocide Convention, of genocide in Xinjiang.

570,000 people from Uighur regions in Northwestern China were forcibly sent to pick cotton under a labor program that targeted minority groups, The Center for Global Policy reported.

Instead of issuing one-off sanctions, Washington should sanction all commerce passing through Xinjiang.

Transacting with the Chinese Communist Party benefits a sworn enemy of our liberty and justice. Americans—the National Basketball Association's most important customers—suffer the ultimate loss.

"Statistics show, time and again, that some are disproportionately prejudiced against in the U.S.," a caption included with the cartoon reads.

China is fast transforming into the global epicenter of totalitarian terror. The world has watched in horror as news has trickled out about the massive campaign of repression being waged by the Chinese government in Xinjiang.

The stars of the film expressed vocal support for crushing the Hong Kong protests and the credits thanked security forces implicated in the oppression of Uighurs. There's no excuse to treat this film as just another adventure flick.

Although the company has not disclosed the figures, company officials have suggested a positive result at the box office following its September 4 debut.

The remake is facing yet more backlash after its credits thanked the Turpan Municipal Bureau of Public Security.

Ambassador Liu Xiaoming said China's criminal law does not target specific ethnic groups or religions.

China represses religious minorities.

More than 1 million people are believed to be detained in "re-education" camps in the restive western Chinese province of Xinjiang.

Beijing is pursuing a vast campaign of sinicization in the western region of Xinjiang, where the majority of the population is Muslim.

"China was making a direct threat to me from my mother's voice. They're using my mom to silence me."

While Muslims have been the main target of China's crackdown and "Sinification" policies, Christian groups have also faced oppressive policies.

"We're seeing a relapse into a time of history that was marked by...these sort of arcane perspectives on religion and religious leaders," Reverend Johnnie Moore said.

No country, large or small, can claim to be great—let alone to be a leader in the world—while arbitrarily suppressing the small but steadfast prayers of a believer.

Beyond those who avoid alcohol, cigarettes and dancing, the government is reportedly concerned about individuals who encourage others to follow the teachings of the Quran.

As many as a million people are believed to be detained in the centers.

China has been accused by the U.S. and others of repressing its Uighur Muslim minority, but ISIS has seldom featured Beijing in its propaganda.

China used a so-called "red notice" label activist Dolkun Isa a terrorist.

The controversial law will require companies to hand over sensitive information to authorities if requested.

The men are charged with ten offenses for the incident in which 20 people died