The recent U.S. Department of Justice case involving Eileen Wang, former mayor of Arcadia, California, has once again raised serious…
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The World’s Highest Library: Sakya Monastery
Tucked away in the high reaches of the Tibetan plateau, around 100 miles north of the Nepal border, is a…
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China’s One-Child Legacy: A Nation’s Military Dilemma
China’s One‑Child Policy : a state‑mandated system of reproductive control imposed from 1980 to 2015 was touted by the Chinese…
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Intellectual Genocide: China’s Campaign to Erase Uyghur Identity
Since 2014, the Uyghur people, a predominantly Muslim ethnic group native to Xinjiang, have faced an increasingly oppressive campaign led…
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Tibet Atrocities Determination Act: A Historic Push for Accountability
On April 29, 2026, U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley (D‑OR) and Rick Scott (R‑FL) introduced a new bipartisan bill named the…
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China’s Human Rights Test: Jimmy Lai and Trump’s Beijing Trip
As President Donald Trump prepares for a high‑stakes diplomatic visit to Beijing in mid‑May 2026, one of the most-watched and…
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Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu: Corruption Charges and Their Consequences
In a dramatic turn of events, two former Chinese defense ministers, Wei Fenghe and Li Shangfu, have been sentenced to…
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Reddit Ban Threatens Free Press for Uyghurs, Says Uyghur Times
The Uyghur Times, an independent media outlet focused on reporting Uyghur rights, culture, and diaspora issues, has issued a strong…
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Uyghur Doppa Day: A Symbol of Resistance Amidst Genocide
Every May 5th, Uyghurs around the world celebrate Uyghur Doppa Day, a day that has grown in significance as a…
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China’s Kindergarten Policies: Reshaping Tibetan Identity and Language
In recent years, China has implemented sweeping changes to the education system, including policies that significantly impact Tibetan children, especially…
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