Chinese authorities' ‘heartless’ ban on Tiananmen Mothers visiting their loved ones' graves in Beijing signals escalating repression ahead of June Fourth anniversary. https://t.co/ma99kVFVw3
🎂On the 60th birthday of #Uyghur professor Rahile Dawut, we have gathered messages from her friends, colleagues and former students.
Rahile was forcibly disappeared in 2017 and is reportedly serving a life sentence in #China.
Today we remember the many lives she has touched.
Happy birthday, Dad! I look forward to your freedom, that handsome and proud smile of yours, and a tight hug. Your unjust imprisonment took away many great memories we could’ve been making. I believe there will be justice one day, and you'll live long enough to see it yourself!
Choktrul Dorje Ten Rinpoche, a Tibetan religious & education leader, has been missing since December 2025 after reportedly being taken into custody in Qinghai province, China.
Since then there has been almost no information about his fate or whereabouts.
https://t.co/9O2OVP7lfj
One year ago, Thai authorities forcibly returned 40 Uyghur refugees to China, putting them at grave risk of human rights violations. Today, five more Uyghur refugees remain at risk. Thailand must ensure their protection and not forcibly return them. 1/2 https://t.co/D87tYK3VoN
Assessmnet of #crimesagainsthumanity is groundbreaking - and should bring renewed focus to what the @UN_SPExperts have been saying for nearly a decade.
Until #China allows open critique + unfettered access, we can only assume that detentions continue at a catastrophic scale.
Amnesty International welcomes the National Human Rights Commission of Thailand (NHRCT)’s statement reaffirming Thailand’s human rights obligations, including the crucial principle of non-refoulement. 1/2
This month, one woman human rights defender in China completed her jail sentence, and another had an appeal against her conviction rejected.
Chinese authorities’ crackdown on WHRDs is not only unjust and repressive; it also has collateral damage. 1/3
48 #Uyghur men from China’s Xinjiang region, who have been detained in Thailand for more than a decade, are reportedly at imminent risk of being forcibly returned to China, where they would be at grave risk of human rights violations. 1/2
One more voice in a global chorus, refusing to be silent today,
marking a decade of injustice.
Join the @amnesty movement to show your solidarity - sign our petition and help secure the release of #IlhamTohti. https://t.co/4opl4CSWci
Today we remember the 10th anniversary of Ilham Tohti’s unjust sentencing. As an #Uyghur scholar & activist he dedicated his life to building bridges between Uyghurs & Han Chinese.
We call on China to release #IlhamTohti & all those arbitrarily detained.
https://t.co/Ve83jKu0X8