THIS SECTION DOCUMENTS THE MYRIAD ABUSES THAT THE CHINESE COMMUNIST PARTY COMMITS AGAINST ITS OWN PEOPLE IN VIOLATION OF ITS COMMITMENTS UNDER THE UN UNIVERSAL DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS.
Chinese swap possessions for food in lockdown city
by Didi Tang, Beijing
via Sunday Times on January 5, 2022
Can American firms rid their supply chains of Xinjiang goods?
via The Economist on January 1, 2022
Historic conclave: Chinese bishops, priests brief Hong Kong clerics on Xi's religious views
by Greg Torode
via Reuters on December 30, 2021
Xinjiang’s Killing Fields: A Uyghur Scholar Who Survived Speaks
by Alexandra Cavelius
via Bitter Winter on January 4, 2022
Megastatue of Buddha Destroyed in Sichuan
by Lopsang Gurung
via Bitter Winter on December 31, 2021
Olympic Committee Becomes Latest Target of Critics of Treatment of Uyghurs
by Stu Woo
via Wall Street Journal on January 4, 2022
Faced With Questions About Forced Labor in China, the I.O.C. Is Tight-Lipped
by Vivian Wang
via New York Times on January 4, 2022
Ma Xingrui Is the New Xinjiang Party Secretary, Promises More of the Same
by Li Haoyu
via Bitter Winter on December 29, 2021
Tesla Opens Showroom in China’s Xinjiang, Region at Center of U.S. Genocide Allegations
by Liza Lin
via Wall Street Journal on January 4, 2022
Baerbock demands forced-labor ban, won’t attend Olympics
by Hans Von Der Burchard
via Politico on December 29, 2021
Cases of injustice against journalists — January 2022 10 Most Urgent
via One Free Press Coalition on January 3, 2022
Crackdown on Association of Disciples Extends to Inner Mongolia
by Fang Yongrui
via Bitter Winter on December 30, 2021
China: Christians Arrested for Attending Conference in Malaysia
by Yuan Changpu
via Bitter Winter on January 3, 2022
Detained, missing, close to death: the toll of reporting on Covid in China
by Helen Davidson
via The Guardian on January 4, 2022
Tory peer to lead boycott of Coca-Cola over role in Beijing Winter Olympics
by Aubrey Allegretti
via The Guardian on January 2, 2022
