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One woman s journey through Chinese atrocities

In 2021, the United States and other countries have declared that China is committing genocide against ethnic Uyghurs yet nothing much changes. That passivity discounts the horror of genocide, the ultimate crime. So that we don’t grow numb to what’s unfolding, let me introduce a Uyghur woman: “Nancy,” as she asks to be called,. Read more »

Xinjiang a dystopian hellscape where torture is common: Report

Uighurs deceived into detainment - Taipei Times

China has received some diplomatic warnings in the past few months not to increase the scale and intensity of its crackdown on Uighur “separatists,” because doing so would make the entire Uighur people hostile, and it would be impossible to imprison them all. In accounts heard from the separatists, before their heroes were imprisoned, many of them had made a courageous pronouncement: “My absence is equal to the disappearance of a single stone of the Tengri Tagh mountain [Tianshan, 天山], and my people, the Tengri Tagh, will live forever.” However, in the last four years, China has cast doubt on

Accidents at Chinese coal mines leave two dead, 12 missing

Accidents at Chinese coal mines leave two dead, 12 missing By Saturday Jun 05, 2021 Rescuers work at the site where a coal mine flooded in Hutubi county, Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region, China April 11, 2021. Reuters/File SHANGHAI: After two separate accidents at coal mines in China, two people died and 12 were missing, state broadcaster CCTV reported on Saturday. The two deaths took place at a mine run by Henan Hebi Coal and Electricity Co late on Friday, prompting authorities in the central province of Henan to launch an emergency response plan, CCTV said. It did not give details about the cause of the accident, which left six people missing.

China, Pakistan Partner in Afghanistan Against Foe That U S Denies Exists

Pakistan ambassador to the U.N. Munir Akram told Newsweek that the East Turkestan Islamic Movement was among "the real threats of regional and international terrorism that exist in Afghanistan," but the State Department says "there has been no credible evidence that ETIM continues to exist."

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