An estimated 1-2 million Uyghurs and Turkic minorities are kept in concentration camps in Xinjiang, also called East Turkistan. There, Chinese guards commit genocide and countless crimes against humanity. Abuses include forced labor, forced sterilization, sexual abuse, and torture.
Uyghur children in Xinjiang Province, China. (Photo: Flickr/Sherpas 428) (ChinaAid—Feb. 22, 2021) Bitter Winter recounts that regarding the holocaust years ago, Germany vowed, “Never again…” and apologized for allowing economic decisions to
7-year-old Bayan bounces with joy. “Welcome to Texas… and freedom.” (Photo: ChinaAid) (Midland, TX—Feb. 09, 2021) Today, February 9, as ChinaAid welcomes Gulzira Auelkhan and her family to the United States (US) where
Demonstration in 2009 advocating for Uighurs confirms ongoing plight. (Photo: Flickr) (ChinaAid —Jan. 21, 2021) On January 19, ChinaAid commends the US Department of State for declaring China’s repression of Uighurs as “Genocide”
(Shenzhen, Guangdong Province) On December 8, the Washington Post reported that an internal report by Huawei* revealed the AI developer recently tested its face-scanning system which could trigger a “Uighur alarm” alerting
ChinaAid Photo: Campaign For Uyghurs (Washington, D.C – July 4, 2019) 10 years after a massacre in Urumqi, Xinjiang, the Chinese government continues to undermine the rule of law and
An estimated 1-2 million Uyghurs and Turkic minorities are kept in concentration camps in Xinjiang, also called East Turkistan. There, Chinese guards commit genocide and countless crimes against humanity. Abuses include forced labor, forced sterilization, sexual abuse, and torture.