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China Moves to Counter Violent and Non-Violent Expressions of Uyghur Identity

International Policy Digest China is moving on multiple fronts to pre-empt in the short-term Uyghur foreign fighters fleeing Syria and Iraq from reasserting themselves in Central Asia and longer term prevent the emergence of an ever more vocal Diaspora like what Tibetans have achieved. The multi-pronged Chinese approach involves weaving Afghanistan more firmly into the fabric of China’s Belt and Road initia ...

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China’s Campaign Against Uighur Diaspora Ramps Up

Foreign Policy In its attempts to control Uighurs abroad, the Chinese government is holding families hostage. Mahmut, a Uighur living in a Scandinavian country, describes 2017 as the “saddest” year for his family. Born to secular Muslim parents, Mahmut, who asked to be identified by a pseudonym, says his family’s troubles began in late 2016 when the Chinese government pressured a cousin and his wife to retu ...

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Nowhere to hide: China is trying to prevent the formation of a vocal Uighur diaspora

The Economist WHEN the authorities manage to lure or drag home a fugitive accused of corruption, they crow. But they are quieter about their equally successful campaign to repatriate Uighurs, a mostly Muslim ethnic group from Xinjiang, in China’s far west. Many Uighurs chafe at the growing presence of Han Chinese in their region, and at increasing restrictions on their personal and religious freedom. Some t ...

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Separated Souls: Uighur journalist’s unbreakable resolve to help her detained family

Amnesty International Gulchehra Hoja still remembers the first time her daughter, then three years old, met her grandparents. “That was their happiest time,” Gulchehra said of her parents. “They treated her like a princess.” That was 10 years ago. It was her daughter’s first time to visit the Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region (XUAR) of China, where Gulchehra grew up. Her husband had travelled with their eld ...

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China using personal data as repression tool in Xinjiang, says Human Rights Watch

the Nation Human Rights Watch says it has found new evidence that authorities in one of China 's most repressive regions are sweeping up citizens' personal information in a stark example of how big-data technology can be used to police a population. The rights group used publicly available government procurement documents, media reports and interviews to assemble details of the policing program, called the ...

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