Chanting “we won’t go back,” hundreds of refugees protested while none agreed to leave.
The protest comes as a U.S. congressional report hits out at a string of recent blows to the city's traditional freedoms of speech, association and publication.
U.S.-China Economic and Security Review Commission says hope of a reforming China has faded.
But officials from both countries say they are still seeking willing participants for repatriation plan.
Mike Pence tells the state counselor that the violence by the military and vigilantes against the Muslim group is ‘without excuse.’
Guo Quan says he is in good health and plans to make a living selling his own calligraphy.
‘Phinh’s’ Thai employer physically abused her while she was working illegally as a maid.
The group says land marked for their relocation lacks the infrastructure to support them.
Bipartisan legislation would push for sanctions and set up a State Department coordinator on Xinjiang.
Despite UN sanctions against labor exports, Pyongyang residents see economic opportunities in China, Russia
