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24 Jan 2021

Turkey forsaking Uighur Muslims for Chinese COVID-19 vaccine; see details

The extradition treaty between China and Turkey was signed back in 2017 during Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's visit to Beijing. Chinese push for ratification from the Turkish side has come at a time when China is due to supply the coronavirus vaccine to Turkey. China views common everyday activities like practising one's religion, growing beards, and wearing a veil as problematic.

26 Sep 2020

EU urges China to allow 'meaningful access' to observers in Xinjiang region

European Union has called on China to allow meaningful access to Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region for independent observers, including for the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights. German envoy Michael Freiherr von Ungern-Sternberg, on behalf of the EU said, "We reiterate our call on China to allow meaningful access to Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region for independent observers, including for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights."

'One China' policy

19 Jun 2020

#JunkOneChina trends globally against 'One China policy' amid boycott call

A social media campaign with a hashtag #JunkOneChina has trended across the world against dubious One China policy on Friday (June 19). Twitterati hit out at China for its expansionist policies and creating uncertainty in Hong Kong, Taiwan, Tibet, and Xinjiang.

25 Nov 2019

China Cables exposes horrors of AI usage by China

The cybernetic tools pull out the most intimate details of the people's life into a huge database and that becomes the basis for local authorities to believe that they can predict who may commit a crime in the future.

07 Jul 2017

Egyptian police said to detain Chinese Uighurs in wide sweep

Egyptian police have detained scores of Uighur students, including 20 from Cairo's Al-Azhar University who were stopped in the city of Alexandria on their way out of the country late on Wednesday and told they would be deported to China, said Abduweli Ayup, a Uighur activist in Turkey.

Chinese Uighurs

16 Feb 2016

Chinese Uighur suspects deny Bangkok shrine bomb charges in Thai court

Two Chinese Uighurs said by police to have admitted a deadly bombing at a Bangkok shrine denied involvement in the unprecedented attack when they appeared handcuffed and shackled in a Thai court Tuesday.

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