Xinjiang’s Uyghurs are subject to a targeted campaign of surveillance and control. Coda Story’s Isobel Cockerell explains their decades long plight in this easy to read, illustrated piece
China is relocating Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities to urban areas as part of a contentious labour programme. This New York Times visual investigation shows rare footage taken inside one.
By Muyi Xiao, Christoph Koettl, Natalie Reneau and Drew Jordan.
The BBC gained rare access to the vast system of highly secure Uyghur holding facilities.
Authorities insist they are not prisons but training schools, but the BBC’s John Sudworth uncovered important evidence about the nature of the system and the conditions for the people inside it.
Sky News’ Tom Cheshire investigates claims by Uyghur families that when parents were sent to detention centres, their children were put into state-run orphanages and so-called ‘kindergartens’.
The Associated Press uncovers the draconian measures the Chinese government is taking to slash birth rates among Uyghurs and other minorities as part of a sweeping campaign to curb its Muslim population, even as it encourages others to have more children.
An activist describes how a forced-living arrangement between Communist officials and Uyghur women that the Government claims promotes harmony between different cultures is a pretext for sexual violence.
The New York Times’ Austin Ramzy and Chris Buckley More were passed more than 400 pages of internal Chinese documents that provided an unprecedented inside look at the crackdown on ethnic minorities in the Xinjiang region.
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