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Turkestan Islamic Party desires to be a National Liberation Movement after US de-blacklist

On December 4, 2020, the Turkestan Islamic Party (TIP) on its website, Muhsinlar, issued two statements that were dedicated to its removal from the...

Targeting the ‘Heart of Eurasia’: China’s Xinjiang and US’ Game Plan

The cat is out of the bag now, clearly! While it never was a secret, it is becoming increasingly evident that US’ recent posturing...

Filing of a petition with ICC: Beginning of Uighurs’ legal battle against China

Uighur Muslims, a minority community in Xinjiang province of the People’s Republic of China (hereinafter China), has been subjected to state sponsored persecution by...

The Free And The Fettered

It was almost two-and-one-half centuries ago -- July 2, 1776 to be exact -- when the American colonies voted for independence; two days later,...

Pakistan’s endorsement of Osama Bin Laden may harm relations with Beijing

A cricket star turned politician, Imran Khan, called Taliban a terrorist group in UpFront on Al Jazeera in 2016. Answering Mehdi Hassan’s quick question “Do you...

An overview of Human Rights Violation in Xinjiang

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) clampdown on Uighur and other Muslim minorities in the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) has attracted profound scrutiny and...

The Uyghur issue in early 2020

The Uyghur issue is now a very important asset for global anti-Chinese propaganda, both by the United States and by other European or Asian countries.  If...

China must close its “re-education camps” for Uyghurs in Xinjiang

MEPs express serious concern about China’s repression of the Uyghurs and call on the Chinese government to close the “re-education camps” in Xinjiang immediately. MEPs strongly condemn that...

An anatomy of U.S. human rights diplomacy

Authors: Zhou Dong-chen & Paul Wang Over the past two weeks, the United States Congress has successively passed two acts concerning with Hong Kong human rights and...

Standing up to China: Czech mayor sets a high bar

A Czech mayor’s refusal to endorse Beijing’s One China policy potentially sets a high bar as Western powers grapple with how to respond to allegations of...

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