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Network for Uyghur Rights @uyghurnetwork.org · 24/09/2026

As Xi Jinping visits Washington, DC this week, we at Network for Uyghur Rights joined more than 30 human rights organizations in an open letter demanding real change, not empty diplomacy.

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Network for Uyghur Rights @uyghurnetwork.org · 08/06/2026

Last week, our Co-ED @zubayra.bsky.social spoke at the National Endowment for Democracy's event marking 37 years since the massacre. As a student in Shanghai in 1989, she took to the streets in solidarity with the democracy movement.

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Network for Uyghur Rights @uyghurnetwork.org · 03/06/2026

Network for Uyghur Rights Co-ED @zubayra.bsky.social cited in Part II of a major new @financialtimes.com investigation. "Companies, governments, entities, even tourists, should wake up and realise they are complicit." ig.ft.com/western-china/

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Xi’s last frontier: China’s plan to transform its west

A vast development drive aims to tap the region’s economic potential and extend Beijing’s control

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Network for Uyghur Rights @uyghurnetwork.org · 02/06/2026

Network for Uyghur Rights Co-ED @peterirwin.bsky.social cited in major new @alisonkilling.bsky.social investigation for the FT. Prison research by Irwin + Ben Carrdus also cited: "The camps became the focus internationally, but prisons were always central to the system." www.ft.com/content/119d...

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How China is breaking apart a people and its culture

The campaign of repression against the Uyghurs has entered a new phase

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Alison Killing @alisonkilling.bsky.social · 01/06/2026

Alongside the ongoing oppression of Muslim and indigenous groups in Xinjiang and Tibet, China has been investing heavily in the economy - building massive energy and transport infrastructure, high tech factories and tourism. Part 2 of our Western China series: as.ft.com/r/cd1f62af-4...

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Xi’s last frontier: China’s plan to transform its west

A vast development drive aims to tap the region’s economic potential and extend Beijing’s control

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Alison Killing @alisonkilling.bsky.social · 29/05/2026

NEW: Xinjiang has the highest detention capacity in the world, according to FT analysis - enough space for almost 1 in 40 people in the region - more than five years after the Chinese govt announced the camps had closed.

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