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Eleven of 28 Suspects Killed in Xinjiang Manhunt Believed Women, Children

2015-11-24

Sources say the new number includes members of families from neighboring townships.

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China Says Kills 28 Suspects in Xinjiang Coal Mine Attack After 56-day Manhunt

2015-11-20

Official media report silent on earlier police revelations that women and children were slain along with the male suspects.

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Chinese Authorities Kill 17 Suspects in Xinjiang Attack, Including Seven Women and Children

2015-11-17

Local officials say authorities blew up the cave where they had hidden.

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China Boosts 'Anti-Terror' Measures in Wake of Paris Attacks

2015-11-16

Two ethnic Uyghurs are removed from a flight in the troubled western region of Xinjiang one day after the attacks.

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Uyghur Teenager Serving Life Sentence Is Victim of China’s Strike Hard Campaign: Father

2015-11-16

He says authorities jailed Eli Mamut on trumped-up charges of ‘leading a terrorist group.’

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Authorities ‘Ensure Stability’ Through Forced Labor For Uyghurs in Xinjiang Township

2015-11-03

Adult males must labor seven days a week for no pay, regardless of their ability, sources say.

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Top Xinjiang Editor Expelled From China's Communist Party For 'Opposing Party Line'

2015-11-02

The expulsion of Zhao Xinwei comes as the ruling party enforces new rules banning its members from going 'off message.'

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Xinjiang Cotton Production Falls as Uyghur Farmers Are Diverted From Their Work

2015-11-02

Political education campaigns and forced labor projects keep Uyghur farmers away from their fields, hurting rural incomes.