Thirty-one years ago Chinese tanks rolled over peaceful student protestors in Beijing’s Tiananmen Square. However, this repression pales into insignificance to what is happening 3,000 miles away in the north-west of the country.
HOPE not hate has looked into the terrible repression of China’s Uyghur people. Read more below.
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Activists and campaigners across the globe have coined the 2022 Winter Olympics the ‘Genocide Games’.
Here are our top tips for showing solidarity with the Uyghurs during the 2022 Beijing Olympic games.
“Because I have done nothing wrong I will be fine”
What really lies behind the events in Western China over the past few years, with between one and three million people interned?
Sophie Richardson of Human Rights Watch calls out the Chinese government over its appalling treatment of it’s Uyghur Muslim peoples
Some in the world’s media have been highlighting the worsening plight of the Uyghur people for almost a decade.
Nike, Adidas, Apple and BMW are among a host of American and European companies to use as many as 80,000 ethnic Uyghurs who have been “transferred” to factories across China over the last three years.
The depth of the repression ranges from petty surveillance all the way up to to state sponsored rape, child separation and the torture and internment of over a million men and women. Find useful sources here.
