A week-long event dedicated to Asian diversity is laughable in the face of China’s attempts to eradicate Uyghur culture.

A key part of China's campaign against Uyghur identity is a crackdown on the Uyghur language.

Like its totalitarian antecedents, the Chinese regime is willing to break entire cultures in pursuit of artificial conformity.

The human rights crisis in Xinjiang foreshadows Taiwan’s future under PRC control, and the island knows it.

While Beijing clamps down on Muslims in its own territory, it provides cover for Pakistan’s support of extremist groups.

Uyghurs who have tried hard to assimilate into the majority Han Chinese culture have not been spared from detention.

Long-standing repression of the Uyghur culture has reached stunning new lows. What happened to “Never again”?

A Chinese-born Kazakh was fighting deportation in Uzbekistan. Now no one is sure where he is.

Anger at home has finally forced Ankara to break with its enthusiastic embrace of Beijing.

The two Southeast Asian states might be the best hope for pressure from the Islamic world.

In Bishkek, Kyrgyz demonstrated against China’s mass detainment of Muslims, but other grievances are shaping protests too.

Chinese information warfare is often assumed to be externally focused, but it is being used domestically as well.

Economic ties to Beijing and domestic rights abuses have kept most states from speaking out.

“Uyghurs are being intimidated to the extent that they won’t even dream of disobeying the Party.”

While scholars worldwide call for sanctions, Chinese authorities are poised to expand the crackdown to other regions.

The CCP has co-opted ordinary citizens into war footing.