Descent into Darkness
Six months after Myanmar’s military coup, citizens are fighting for their freedom and health against the regime that seized power and halted a decade of democratization.
Interview: Beijing Olympics Means ‘Patting Xi Jinping on the Back’ Amid Xinjiang, Tibet Horrors
“If the Olympic Committee remains resolute, we should boycott it,” Rep. Chris Smith says of the Feb. 4-20 winter games in the Chinese capital.
Xi Jinping Visits Tibet for First Time as China’s President
Editor's Pick
Myanmar
- Six Months After Myanmar’s Coup, Life is Worse in Nearly Every Metric: Analysts
- Junta Troops Arrest Dozens of PDF Militiamen in Myanmar’s Sagaing Region
- Many Hurdles on the Way to Accountability for Rohingya and Uyghur Atrocities, Experts Tell US Hearing
- Myanmar Activists Sell Eggs Cheaply Amid Skyrocketing Prices for Food
Uyghur
- Police in China’s XUAR Question Uyghurs For Attending Eid Prayers Without Permission
- US Lawmakers Form Uyghur Caucus to Address Rights Abuses in China’s Xinjiang
- Olympic Body 'Remains Neutral' Concerning US Commission’s Call to Postpone 2022 Beijing Games
- Congressional Commission Asks Olympic Body to Postpone 2022 Beijing Winter Games
Women's Voices
- 'My Sons Were Not Among These Who Committed That Murder': Mother of Four Youths on Death Row
- 'Everyone in Hong Kong is Really Frustrated Right Now'
- ‘It Went on For Four Hours, Just to Film a Single Video’: Uyghur Former Camp Instructor
- 'Why Won't You Let The Uyghurs Tell The World What's Happening?'
