China’s cotton trade: Boycotts give hope to Uighurs but companies take a hit

Agenda: Western businesses face calls to take stance against forced labour in Xinjiang

‘We don’t know if he is alive’: Uighur woman speaks out on jailing of father in Xinjiang

Ilham Tohti was jailed for life, accused of advocating separatism for region in China

UCC academics concerned at deepening links with Minzu University

Signed letter seeks clarity on Chinese college potential link with Uighur rights abuses

UCC criticised for links with controversial Chinese university

Minzu University’s relationship with Beijing raises ‘huge ethical issues’, professor says

Night images reveal multiple new detention sites in China’s Xinjiang region

Researchers challenge country’s claims inmates had rejoined society as reformed citizens

Jailed Uighur scholar Ilham Tohti wins human rights award

Chinese minority activist was imprisoned for life two years ago for ‘inciting separatism’

China state TV shows jailed lawyers breaking down at news of son’s detention

Bao Zhouxuan, son of prominent dissident lawyer Wang Yu, was detained in Burma

Chinese President Xi Jinping calls for stronger army at congress

Number of arrests on terror charges continues to rise

Over 1,000 human rights activists were detained since President Xi took office

‘Chinese human rights defenders are facing the most severe crackdown since the Tiananmen massacre in 1989’

Tighter Han-Uighur links could pave way for New Silk Road trade initiative

Project will offer investment opportunities as well as energy and resources exchanges

Death toll from violence in China’s Xinjiang revised to 50

Forty ‘rioters’, six civilians and four police died when bombs exploded in western region

China’s justice again under question

Chinese academic given life sentence on separatism charges

International calls for release of Ilham Tohti after harshest sentencing of dissident in years

Uighur academic on trial in China on separatism charges

Economics professor denied access to lawyers