📢 43 Companies Added to UFLPA Entity List 📢 UHRP welcomes these much-needed additions to the #UFLPA Entity List to ensure goods made with Uyghur forced labor are not entering US markets. uhrp.org/statement/uh...

UHRP Welcomes Largest-Ever Expansion of UFLPA Entity List - Uyghur Human Rights Project

For immediate release July 31, 2026, 6:30PM EST Contact: Omer Kanat, +1 (202) 790-1795 The Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) welcomes the Department of Homeland Security’s addition of 43 entities to ...

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On July 28, 2014, Chinese security forces killed dozens of peaceful Uyghur demonstrators in Yarkand, East Turkistan. The Yarkand killings should have been a wake-up call to the international community. Instead, China’s impunity for blatant state violence laid the foundation for today’s genocide.

📰 Issue 28 of the #UyghurReader is out! A biweekly roundup of reporting & content on the Uyghur crisis, including transnational repression and China's new ethnic unity law ⬇️ uhrp.org/uyghur-reade...

The Uyghur Reader: Stories We're Following (Issue 28) - Uyghur Human Rights Project

Issue 28: July 9, 2026 – July 22, 2026 Welcome to the twenty-eighth issue of the Uyghur Reader, a biweekly content round-up curated by the staff of the Uyghur Human Rights Project. Each issue features...

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Join us for a virtual advocacy call to learn how to contact your members of Congress to take action for Uyghur human rights. 📅 Wednesday, July 22 🕐 12PM ET 🔗 Register for link Co-hosts: Uyghur American Association, @cuyghurs.bsky.social, Center for Uyghur Studies, Uyghur Academy, Peace Catalyst

📢 Stop Transnational Repression Act was introduced in the US Senate. 👏Thank you @schiff.senate.gov & Senator Curtis for introducing this bipartisan legislation to protect Uyghurs and other communities targeted by governments beyond their borders.

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As China and other nations ramp up their efforts to intimidate and attack critics and dissidents around the world, the United States must take action to protect these important voices. 🧵

📰Issue 27 of the #UyghurReader is out! A biweekly roundup of content & analysis on the Uyghur crisis. Issue 27 includes China’s Ethnic Unity Law, state-backed tourism in the Uyghur Region, and reflections on diaspora life. uhrp.org/uyghur-reade...

The Uyghur Reader: Stories We're Following (Issue 27) - Uyghur Human Rights Project

Issue 27: June 15 – July 8, 2026 Welcome to the twenty-seventh issue of the Uyghur Reader, a biweekly content roundup curated by the staff of the Uyghur Human Rights Project.  Each issue features care...

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✍️Op-ed by UHRP’s Elijah Pockell-Wilson in @aspi-org.bsky.social on Australia’s vulnerability to imports linked to Uyghur forced labor: “If Australia doesn’t strengthen its own laws, goods facing tougher scrutiny in the US and Europe may be redirected onto Australian shelves.” tinyurl.com/5yhkjs95

Australia’s door is still open to goods made with Uyghur forced labour | The Strategist

Australia is leaving its market exposed to goods tied to Uyghur forced labour. As the United States and European Union move to block such goods, countries with weaker import controls risk becoming des...

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✍🏼Op-ed by @henrykszad.bsky.social in @thediplomat.com – China’s ‘Ethnic Unity’ Cup: A football tournament is China’s latest propaganda campaign to whitewash its abuses of Uyghur people – and deconstruct Uyghur identity in favor of Chinese “unity.” thediplomat.com/2026/06/chin...

China’s ‘Ethnic Unity’ Cup: Football and Assimilation in the Uyghur Region

A football tournament is China’s latest propaganda campaign to whitewash its abuses of Uyghur people – and deconstruct Uyghur identity in favor of Chinese “unity.”

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“Far from being eliminated, the risk of Uyghur forced labor in global supply chains is being redistributed, a new report warned Tuesday.” @jasminchua.com in @sourcingjournal.com.web.brid.gy, covering the new UHRP report on enforcement gaps. wwd.com/sourcing-jou...

Uyghur Forced Labor Risks Are Shifting to Australia and Japan, Report Says

Countries without forced labor import prohibitions not only remain exposed to forced labor-tainted goods, the Uyghur Human Rights Project warned, but they may also attract them.

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📰 Issue 26 of the #UyghurReader is out! A biweekly roundup of reporting & analysis on the Uyghur crisis, including transnational repression, forced labor, and surveillance tech. uhrp.org/uyghur-reade...

The Uyghur Reader: Stories We’re Following (Issue 26) - Uyghur Human Rights Project

Issue 26:  June 11, 2026 – June 24, 2026 Welcome to the twenty-sixth issue of the Uyghur Reader, a biweekly content roundup curated by the staff of the Uyghur Human Rights Project.  Each issue feature...

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📝New UHRP report by Elijah Pockell-Wilson finds that 🇦🇺Australia and 🇯🇵Japan remain vulnerable to Uyghur forced labor imports. Forced labor risks are not being eliminated from global supply chains – they are being redistributed to markets without effective import controls. uhrp.org/report/redir...

Redirected Risk: Uyghur Forced Labor and the Enforcement Gap in Australia and Japan - Uyghur Human Rights Project

A Uyghur Human Rights Project report by Elijah Pockell-Wilson. I. Key Takeaways Forced-labor risk is being redistributed, not eliminated. As the United States enforces the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevent...

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Join us this Wednesday for a virtual advocacy call to learn how to advocate for Uyghur rights with members of Congress. 📅Wednesday, June 24, 2026 🕐12PM ET 🔗Register for link Co-hosts: Uyghur American Association, @cuyghurs.bsky.social, Center for Uyghur Studies, Uyghur Academy, Peace Catalyst.

Thank you to Sen. Rick Scott and the US Senate for passing S.Res.444 condemning Xi Jinping and recognizing the Uyghur genocide in East Turkistan, first recognized by the US government in 2021. Recognition must be matched with sanctions and accountability. uyghurnews.org/senate-conde...

Senate Condemns Xi Jinping, Naming Uyghur Genocide in “East Turkistan” - Uyghur News Network

A resolution led by Sen. Rick Scott passed by voice vote, citing a genocide the United States first recognized in 2021.

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🗣Today is #UyghurLanguageDay🗣 China’s forced assimilation campaign — forcing children to speak only Chinese, targeting Uyghur language advocates, destroying Uyghur books, banning Uyghur songs — threatens the language’s survival. But despite this repression, the Uyghur language endures.

📰 Issue 25 of the #UyghurReader is out! A biweekly roundup of reporting & analysis on the Uyghur crisis – including forced labor, transnational repression, and mass incarceration. uhrp.org/uyghur-reade...

The Uyghur Reader: Stories We're Following (Issue 25) - Uyghur Human Rights Project

Issue 25:  May 28, 2026 – June 10, 2026 Welcome to the twenty-fifth issue of the Uyghur Reader, a biweekly content roundup curated by the staff of the Uyghur Human Rights Project.  Each issue features...

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🕯️37 years after the Tiananmen Square Massacre, UHRP stands with the victims, their families, and all who seek truth, accountability, and freedom. The CCP’s impunity after June 4 paved the way for the atrocities we see today. uhrp.org/statement/uy...

Uyghur Human Rights Project Commemorates the 37th Anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre - Uyghur Human Rights Project

For immediate releaseJune 4, 2026, 10 a.m. EDTContact: Omer Kanat, +1 (202) 790-1795; Adaire Criner, +1 (612) 720-1136 Thirty-seven years after the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) violently suppressed t...

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Family separation isn't a side effect of China's abuses against Uyghurs – it's a deliberate tool of transnational repression. Thank you to all who joined yesterday’s discussion with the Int'l Republican Institute on UHRP’s Fading Ties report, especially @henrykszad.bsky.social and Mihrigul Tursun.

📣Happening tomorrow! Join us Thursday, May 28, 3PM ET for a powerful in-person discussion on Uyghur family separation and transnational repression. 🔗 RSVP: forms.gle/humrVyGS9im9...

May 28 Panel – Fading Ties: Uyghur Family Separation as a Tool of Transnational Repression

Please join the International Republican Institute and the Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) on Thursday, May 28 at 3 PM ET for a discussion on UHRP's recent report, Fading Ties: Uyghur Family Separa...

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Join IRI and UHRP for a discussion on @henrykszad.bsky.social's report, Fading Ties: Uyghur Family Separation as a Tool of Transnational Repression. 📅 Thursday, May 28, 2026 🕒 3:00 PM ET 📍1225 I (Eye) Street NW, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20005 🔗RSVP: forms.gle/9BFzTaF5LGmR...

Join IRI and UHRP for a discussion on @henrykszad.bsky.social's report, Fading Ties: Uyghur Family Separation as a Tool of Transnational Repression. 📅 Thursday, May 28, 2026 🕒 3:00 PM ET 📍1225 I (Eye) Street NW, Suite 800, Washington, DC 20005 🔗RSVP: forms.gle/9BFzTaF5LGmR...

May 28 Panel – Fading Ties: Uyghur Family Separation as a Tool of Transnational Repression

Please join the International Republican Institute and the Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) on Thursday, May 28 at 3 PM ET for a discussion on UHRP's recent report, Fading Ties: Uyghur Family Separa...

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📰Issue 23 of the #UyghurReader is out! A biweekly roundup of reporting & analysis on the Uyghur crisis, including the Trump-Xi Summit, transnational repression, and enforcement of forced-labor laws. uhrp.org/uyghur-reade...

The Uyghur Reader: Stories We’re Following (Issue 23) - Uyghur Human Rights Project

Issue 23: April 30, 2026 – May 13, 2026 Welcome to the twenty-third issue of the Uyghur Reader, a biweekly content roundup curated by the staff of the Uyghur Human Rights Project. Each issue features ...

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Trump must put detained Uyghur intellectuals on the agenda for his upcoming meeting with Xi. Uyghur American families suffer as their relatives are imprisoned by the Chinese government. Read more in a new Op-Ed by Omer Kanat for @thediplomat.com ⬇️ thediplomat.com/2026/05/trum...

Trump Must Put Detained Uyghur Intellectuals on the Agenda for Xi Summit

If Trump sits across from Xi and fails to raise the cases of Uyghur Americans and their families, Beijing will read that omission not as pragmatism, but as weakness.

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New report from USCIRF further confirms what we've long warned: China is codifying and escalating its "sinicization of religion" policy – deepening restrictions on religious practice for Uyghur Muslims, Tibetan Buddhists, and all religious communities. www.uscirf.gov/publications...

China's Codification and Escalation of the "Sinicization of Religion"

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Join our next interactive virtual advocacy session to learn how to take action for Uyghur human rights! 📅 Wednesday, May 13, 2026 🕐 12PM ET 🔗 Register for meeting link Co-hosted by Uyghur American Association, @cuyghurs.bsky.social, Center for Uyghur Studies, Uyghur Academy, and Peace Catalyst.

No deals without freedom. Join @thecfhk.bsky.social, Luke Alliance, @savetibet.bsky.social, @cuyghurs.bsky.social and @uhrp.org for a rally calling for the release of political prisoners in China and Hong Kong ahead of the Trump-Xi Summit. 📅 Mon, May 11, 2026 🕙 10:00 AM 📍 Lafayette Square

Today is #DoppaDay, a celebration of Uyghur culture, history, and identity. As the CCP continues its campaign of forced assimilation, seeking to erase Uyghur culture, the doppa is a powerful symbol of resilience. #DoppaDay #Uyghur

“On World Press Freedom Day, it is worth being honest about who benefits from the comfort with the informational void that is the Uyghur Region and who continues to pay the price for it.” New UHRP #Insights 💡column from @henrykszad.bsky.social Read the full article ⬇️ uhrp.org/insights/pre...

Press Freedom, Uyghurs, and Unquestioned Narratives  - Uyghur Human Rights Project

May 1, 2026 A UHRP Insights column by Dr. Henryk Szadziewski, Director of Research. World Press Freedom Day arrives this year against the backdrop of some challenging numbers. Reporters Without Border...

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📰Issue 22 of the #UyghurReader is out! A biweekly roundup of reporting & analysis on the Uyghur crisis, including transnational repression, popular consumer goods & forced labor, and insider testimony of repression in the Uyghur Region. Curated by @uhrp.org staff. uhrp.org/uyghur-reade...

The Uyghur Reader: Stories We’re Following (Issue 22) - Uyghur Human Rights Project

Issue 22: April 16, 2026 – April 29, 2026  Welcome to the twenty-second issue of the Uyghur Reader, a biweekly content roundup curated by the staff of the Uyghur Human Rights Project. Each issue featu...

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We filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Supreme Court in Cisco Sys., Inc. v. Doe I, supporting victims seeking accountability for corporate complicity in CCP persecution. Victims of the CCP’s police state are counting on the Supreme Court to do the right thing. uhrp.org/statement/uh...

UHRP Files Amicus Brief with U.S. Supreme Court: Human Rights Groups Back Effort to Prevent Corporate Complicity with the Chinese Communist Party Abuses - Uyghur Human Rights Project

For immediate releaseApril 28, 2026, 10 a.m. EDTContact: Omer Kanat, +1 (202) 790-1795; Adaire Criner, +1 (612) 720-1136 On April 28, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear argument in Cisco Sys., Inc...

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Want to advocate for Uyghur human rights but not sure where to start? Join UHRP, @cuyghurs.bsky.social, Uyghur American Association, Peace Catalyst, Center for Uyghur Studies, and Uyghur Academy for our next virtual advocacy session: 📅 Weds, April 29th 🕚 12:00 PM ET 📍Online -- register for link

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民族团结进步，还是强制同化？

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