Uyghur educator, poet confirmed to have died in prison in Xinjiang

The body of a Uyghur educator, researcher and poet who died in prison in Xinjiang in late August was taken by authorities directly to a cemetery for burial instead of first being returned to his family, a police officer and researcher who has compiled …

Uyghur filmmaker tells court he was tortured into confession

A Uyghur filmmaker on trial for “separatism” and “terrorism” in Xinjiang told the court he was tortured into confessing crimes he didn’t commit, a police officer in the courtroom told Radio Free Asia.
Ikram Nurmehmet, 32, and four Uyghur friends –…

Prominent Chinese rights attorney incommunicado, believed detained

Rights lawyer Tang Jitian is incommunicado, believed detained in a hotel in the northeastern province of Jilin following his release from two years of incommunicado detention in January, people familiar with his case told Radio Free Asia.

“He sent a m…

US, Philippines launch joint sea and air patrols

The Philippines and United States began long-anticipated joint sea and air patrols off the Southeast Asian archipelago on Tuesday, in a show of bilateral muscle-flexing in the face of perceived Chinese aggression in the South China Sea and Taiwan Strai…