Xinjiang

 U.S. lawmakers are pushing for a ban on imports from Xinjiang because of the widespread use of forced labor in the region.

Washington's messaging is aimed both at Beijing and Central Asian capitals.

A court in Zharkent decided to not deport Tilek Tabarikuly, another ethnic Kazakh who escaped across the border with China.

Facing monumental challenges, the volunteers of Atajurt have dedicated themselves to advocating for those detained in Xinjiang.

Xi Zhongxun’s “soft touch” approach to the region contrasts dramatically with his son’s crackdown.

A few clicks reveals several U.S. companies are benefiting from China’s oppression of Muslims.

There are considerable differences with regard to forced labor in Uzbekistan and Xinjiang, but there is an underlying corporate responsibility to not engage in human rights abuses.

Trump’s obsession with “strength” at the expense of human rights has been a defining feature of his views on China.

“For us, our passion for the game shows the world the skills and aspirations of our people.”

The list of Chinese officials affected by the ban is not public.

China is capitalizing on global apathy toward anti-Muslim bigotry led by the president of the United States.