Also known as East Turkistan, Xinjiang is the home to predominantly Uyghur Muslims. The Chinese Communist Party continues to commit crimes against humanity in the region, subjecting ethnic and religious minorities to forced labor, sterilization, torture, and all manner of atrocities.
In recent weeks, authorities in several regions across China have reportedly detained, questioned, or investigated house church believers and ministry workers, reflecting continuing pressure on unregistered Christian congregations. Due to
(Xinjiang – May 28, 2026) Zhengis Reskhan, a prominent Kazakh writer and member of the China Writers Association, has been missing for more than two months in the Altay and
(Almaty, Kazakhstan – March 24, 2026) Erzart Bolatkhan clutches onto his last hope in seeking justice for his younger brother—a petition letter. Since 2017, his family has been torn in
In the vast steppes of Kazakhstan, a carefully orchestrated political purge is reaching its final stage. A local court in Kazakhstan announced the postponement of the trial of 19 human
(Washington, D.C. – January 19, 2026) Serikzhan Bilash, Kazakh human rights activist and leader of Nagyz Atajurt Kazakh Human Rights, has issued a serious warning that the organization is facing
(Washington, D.C. — January 16, 2026) On January 15, ChinaAid held a press conference at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., issuing a statement on the case of 19
(Almaty, December 1, 2025) In a barren area near China’s Xinjiang border, an estimated forty citizens of Kazakhstan held an unauthorized protest, burning Chinese flags and setting fire to a
(Washington, D.C. — November 19, 2025) ChinaAid expresses deep concern over the recent arrests in Kazakhstan following a rare public protest denouncing the Chinese Communist Party’s (CCP) abuses in Xinjiang.
(Hotan, Xinjiang – August 20, 2025) Authorities in Xinjiang, China, have imposed heavy fines on two members of an underground Christian church on the grounds of organizing unauthorized religious gatherings
(Xinjiang – June 6, 2025) The Xinjiang Victims Database has revealed that Feng Siyu, a young Chinese scholar fluent in Uyghur and admitted to several top global universities, has remained
(Hotan, Xinjiang – May 31, 2025) The Hotan City Ethnic and Religious Affairs Bureau, on the 28th, publicly announced administrative penalties against house church Christians Hou Zhucai and Xie Rongguang,
Initial Verdict and Appeal (Aksu, Xinjiang, China – April 16, 2025) Reporters recently learned that two Christians from Xinjiang’s Aksu Prefecture, Xu Lanchun and Liu Hong, who were charged with
Also known as East Turkistan, Xinjiang is the home to predominantly Uyghur Muslims. The Chinese Communist Party continues to commit crimes against humanity in the region, subjecting ethnic and religious minorities to forced labor, sterilization, torture, and all manner of atrocities.