China
New U.S. law to combat forced labor in Xinjiang
The U.S. is strengthening efforts to deter the People's Republic of China's use of forced labor in Xinjiang. Learn about these new steps.
Beyond the crisis: A podcast highlights Uyghur culture
Through her podcast "WEghur Stories," Mukaddas Mijit is shining a light on the culture of a people who are often portrayed as victims
Standing firm against political detention
The U.S. works to free political prisoners around the world. Learn about several of those who have been unjustly detained.
World urges China’s leaders to respect human rights
Nations are pressing the People's Republic of China to end rights abuses against Uyghurs and other ethnic minority group members in Xinjiang.
Persecuted at home, Uyghurs sustain their culture abroad
Uyghurs are thriving in Europe, building a community abroad, while China's government cracks down on Uyghur culture in Xinjiang.
Belgian researcher: Science must not support oppression
A Belgian professor is urging fellow researchers not to rely on studies that use data taken without consent from ethnic minorities in China.
U.S. supports ‘dynamic and growing’ Indo-Pacific partners
The United States and Indo-Pacific partners are tackling the world's most pressing problems, from COVID-19 to the climate crisis.
U.S. trade report details counterfeiting, online piracy
A U.S. government report highlights intellectual property rights violations worldwide. See which nations are taking action against copyright violations.
Regimes target free press with ‘economic strangulation,’ report says
Authoritarian regimes are using economic pressure and legal hurdles to shutter newspapers and stifle press freedom, says Reporters Without Borders.