Uighurs

In interview with CNN, premier claims global community has no choice but to work with the Taliban government in Afghanistan

Moeed Yusuf claims to BBC that China has economic, not military bases in Pakistan

In interview, Pakistan’s prime minister reiterates calls for global engagement with Taliban, claims Islamabad’s talks with TTP from ‘position of strength’

Global watchdog executive director says Indian P.M. has gotten away with his oppression due to relatively little criticism from Western nations

China’s distancing from India is not quite the slam dunk Pakistan might like it to be

Prime minister tells German broadcaster any conflict between Iran and Saudi Arabia would be disastrous for Pakistan

Activists brand Beijing destruction of burial grounds where generations of Uighurs have been laid to rest attempt to eradicate group’s identity

Senior U.S. diplomat also asks P.M. Khan to tone down rhetoric and questions why he isn’t concerned about Uighur Muslims in China

Beijing demands Washington stop interfering in its internal affairs

For Uighur refugees, risks of greater scrutiny for their families from authorities in China

Secretary of State Pompeo says Washington will organizer gatherings to encourage other countries to help call out mass incarcerations

Diaspora community demands Beijing provide access to camps to confirm claims

Refugees who have fled China continue to live in fear amid threats to their relatives back home, menacing text and voice messages

U.S. Secretary of State says ‘like-minded’ nations will united to make issue a priority

Authorities have changed university entrance requirements, favoring inter-ethnic students over minorities of a single ethnicity

Online attacks show ‘growing anxiety’ of Beijing to defend human rights abuses, say observers

Rights body notes authorities closely watch 36 categories of behavior, including not socializing with neighbors, donating to mosques ‘enthusiastically’

Infrastructure program seen as important factor behind Beijing’s desire to bring Xinjiang under its control once and for all

Beijing is using facial recognition technology to keep records of Uighur movement, claims ‘New York Times’

Bipartisan support for invoking the Magnitsky Act over human rights abuses in China