An investigation has uncovered that cotton tied to forced labour in East Turkistan continues to seep into European markets, despite years of corporate promises to end unethical sourcing.
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Uyghur leaders joined Forum 2000 in Prague, highlighting genocide and transnational repression while calling for stronger global solidarity to protect Uyghur refugees and defend democracy.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent accused Beijing of trying to damage the global economy after China imposed new export controls on rare earths.
The Forum 2000 Conference opens in Prague with a performance of Uyghur music, song, and dance. During the event, Uyghur leaders will participate in panels to discuss human rights, China’s repressive policies, and the ongoing genocide in East Turkistan.
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Friday that the United States would impose new tariffs of 100% on imports from China, “over and above any tariffs that they are currently paying,” starting on Nov. 1.
Uyghur scholar Dilnur Reyhan faces charges in France after protesting China’s abuses. Rights groups call it one of Beijing’s transnational repressions aimed at silencing critics abroad.
USCRI highlights systemic forced labor of Uyghurs in East Turkistan and China, affecting textiles, food, solar, and metals, urging U.S. and global action to strengthen enforcement and protect survivors.
The U.S. House passes the bipartisan Uyghur Policy Act, advancing measures to protect Uyghurs, close detention camps, and counter China’s repression. The bill now heads to the Senate.
US cracks down on Chinese goods tied to Uyghur forced labor, also targeting steel, copper, lithium, caustic soda, and red dates as high-priority enforcement under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act.
Award-winning journalist John Beck’s Those Who Should Be Seized Should Be Seized reveals China’s ongoing genocide against Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples through powerful personal stories and official documents.
UGASA, a new bipartisan U.S. bill, aims to confront China’s genocide against Uyghurs. Uyghur organizations welcomed the move, urging swift action from Congress.
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Experts from across the globe met in London to discuss preventing Chinese transnational repression, focusing on the Uyghur diaspora. They proposed legal reforms, safe reporting mechanisms, international cooperation, and victim support.
The EU reiterated its deep concerns over the situation in East Turkistan, broader human rights issues, and ongoing trade tensions with China during the EU-China Summit held in Beijing.
US Congress held a Captive Nations briefing where Uyghur and Tibetan leaders condemned China’s oppression, urging recognition of East Turkistan and Tibet as occupied nations.
At HRC59, CFU hosted a compelling panel on China’s transnational repression, bringing together Uyghur, Tibetan, and Hong Kong activists to expose the CCP’s global intimidation tactics and urge international protection.
The EU Parliament held an urgent session on China’s human rights abuses, focusing on Uyghurs, Hong Kong, Tibet, and transnational repression. MEPs called for expanded sanctions on Chinese officials.
Europe’s fragmented China policy weakens its influence. Unity, resolve, and real action are now essential for credible engagement with Beijing.