A recent visual change at the historic Tomb of Sultan Sayidihan has again drawn attention to the shrinking public presence…
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China’s Silent Expansion: The Geopolitics Behind Cenling County
China has redrawn the map again—this time near one of Asia’s most sensitive frontiers. On March 26, 2026, Beijing officially…
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China’s Ethnic Unity Law is a Blueprint for Cultural Erasure
China’s leaders claim a new “ethnic unity” law will bring harmony and modernisation. In reality, it is designed to speed…
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Xinjiang Ramadan Detentions Reveal Harsh Crackdown on Uyghur Religious Freedom
A recent report has drawn global attention to the situation of Uyghur Muslims in Xinjiang during the holy month of…
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Uyghur Mom Jailed, Daughter Hits Sotu Stage
As Beijing deepens its brutal campaign to crush Uyghur identity, one family’s grief is about to confront China’s leaders from…
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OIC visit to China and Uyghur concerns
Islamic governments and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC) stand accused of turning their backs on one of the most…
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China Tops Global List as ‘Worst Jailer of Journalists’ for Third Year
For the third straight year in 2025, China has cemented its grim status as the world’s worst jailer of journalists..…
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Criminalization Of Uyghur Music
Music has long been the safest vessel of memory a way for communities to pass down love, faith, and history…
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Abdulla Ababakre Built A Startup Used By 97,000 Engineers
San Francisco Abdulla Ababakre’s story reads like a modern Silicon Valley parable a tale of resilience, risk and an unshakable…
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Guan Heng’s Xinjiang Footage Highlights Global Debate Over Uyghur Rights and China’s Policies
A 38-year-old Chinese filmmaker, Guan Heng, left his homeland after documenting footage in Xinjiang that has since become a flashpoint…
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