(ALMATY, Kazakhstan — July 2, 2026) A court in Kazakhstan has ordered a 10-day pretrial detention of the sister of exiled human rights advocate Serikzhan Bilash following a late-night police
(Beijing, June 29, 2026) China’s new Ethnic Unity and Progress Promotion Law is drawing international criticism over a provision that critics say could allow Beijing to pursue people outside China
(Zhetysu, Kazakhstan — April 13, 2026) On Monday, a court in southeastern Kazakhstan’s Zhetysu region issued verdicts against 19 activists and supporters affiliated with the human rights organization “Atajurt Kazakh
(Beijing – March 5, 2026) At the opening of the “Two Sessions” on Tuesday, China’s legislature began deliberating a draft law aimed at reshaping the nation’s ethnic landscape. The bill,
(Astana, Kazakhstan – March 3, 2026) In Kazakh culture, korimdik is a centuries-old tradition of warmth: relatives or friends welcome a newborn, and people give a small cash gift to
(Kazakhstan-January 21, 2026) Amidst heightened attention from the international community and human rights organizations, Kazakh authorities are accused of launching a massive nationwide search and intimidation operation. Victims report that
(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.
(Beijing — October 3, 2025) The draft for a new law is currently under review by the Chinese government, and it has raised serious concerns among international human rights organizations.
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
