Xinjiang Documentation Project

A joint effort between @ubcsppga & @sfugsws, we collect, assess, and share materials on extrajudicial detentions, state policy, & other developments in Xinjiang

[Xinjiang Documentation Project @ProjectXinjiang]

Officials in Xinjiang describe integrating propaganda using village meetings and “bilingual” schools to carry out “de-extremification” education, and the “remarkable success” they had as they exposed and criticized “illegal religion.” Watch the full video: https://t.co/KmRbZWS4bh

[World Uyghur Congress @UyghurCongress]

The Uyghur, Kazakhs, Kyrgyz, Uzbeks, and Dungan survivors of China's concentration camps talk about trying to rebuild their lives in neighbouring Kazakhstan, where they took refuge.
https://t.co/ocpCul7Gjx

[Xinjiang Documentation Project @ProjectXinjiang]

Research from the Xinjiang Documentation Project and insight from @dtbyler contributed to this New York Times article: https://t.co/PoWp3h60Ck

[The New Yorker @NewYorker]

.@ian_urbina investigates the system of forced Uyghur labor behind the fish that much of the world eats. https://t.co/HKs02NkEMO

[David Tobin @ReasonablyRagin]

Xi Jinping's speech in Urumchi confirms that his policies of assimilation ("Sinicisation"), coercive relocation for labour, and "positive propaganda" to counter academic research will continue as planned. #china #uyghurs #xinjiang #eastturkestan

https://t.co/HwZODDLO9o

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Chinese president visited far western region, where the UN has accused China of possible ‘crimes against humanity’, for first time in a year. https://t.co/4dqf0nqI3i

[The Diplomat @Diplomat_APAC]

There is a recurring pattern of Chinese firms attempting to hide branches in the Uyghur region, seeking to avoid association with human rights abuses. https://t.co/IGiCa9sMvt

[David Tobin @ReasonablyRagin]

NEW RESEARCH REPORT: How widespread and severe is #China's #TransnationalRepression of the #Uyghur diaspora? Myself and @nyrola investigated by conducting fieldwork on 3 countries and interviewing over 50 people. Our full report is available now. 🧵

https://t.co/mAecAzF53p

[China Change @ChinaChange_org]

#中国公安部三年行动计划 China’s Ministry of Public Security Issues a Three-Year Action Plan to Bring Xinjiang-style ‘One Police Station to Every Rural Village or Urban Grid Block’ Nationwide by End of 2025
https://t.co/RpdsuRs4ZD

[Xinjiang Documentation Project @ProjectXinjiang]

To learn more about these books and their significance in Xinjiang, please refer to our introduction: “Hundred Questions and Hundred Examples'': Cadre Handbooks in the Fanghuiju Campaign https://t.co/LXXryQXhtL

[Xinjiang Documentation Project @ProjectXinjiang]

New translations from select chapters of the “Cadre Handbooks.” These handbooks are designed to instruct cadres in Xinjiang as they go door-to-door implementing the “becoming family” or fanghuiju (访惠聚) campaign—which the Chinese Communist Party began to carry out in 2014.

[Xinjiang Documentation Project @ProjectXinjiang]

#102 Hundred Questions:

“Helping newlyweds hold modern marriage and weddings is not just a specific measure to guide them in accordance with modern culture; it is also an important part of “de-extremification” (qujiduanhua 去极端化) work.”

https://t.co/vdKhnTg0b3