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@AlyssaLukpat Mr. Lin, a Taiwanese-American who graduated from Harvard University and who won an NBA championship with the Toronto Raptors, now plays for the Guangzhou Loong Lions, who are scheduled to play next week in Xinjiang.
Sharapat & her brother Mohamad- ethnic Uyghurs- couldn't contact their family in China's Xinjiang region for 5 years. They learned from social media their mother & 4 siblings died in a deadly fire. It triggered a protest movement in China @bexwright1
"On the 16th floor, we don’t have enough oxygen." For Chinese people locked inside their apartments due to Covid restrictions, the words and images flowing out of Xinjiang seemed terrifyingly plausible. via @WSJ @austinramzy @xinwenfan
Major cities such as Guangzhou eased some strict coronavirus measures despite a spike in infections, amid fears of a crackdown in Xinjiang and Tibet.
Heavy snow piled up so quickly in China's Xinjiang Province this week that one man had to call an excavator to free him from his home.
@austinramzy @xinwenfanMs . Muhammad learned her aunt had died in the apartment, along with four children age 5 to 13. Her aunt's husband and another son weren't there, having been imprisoned in 2017 as part of the Xinjiang crackdown. “This news is so painful. No one imagined. "
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In a rare surge of protests in China, demonstrators called for the ruling Communist Party and its leader, Xi Jinping, to step down, amid anger at the deaths of at least 10 people in an apartment fire in Xinjiang, presumably during a strict Covid lockdown.
@ChainLinkGod @PeterMcCormack Bitcoin is actually highly centralized, with supermajority controlled by handful of big mining (aka hashing) companies. A single coal mine in Xinjiang flooded, almost killing miners, and Bitcoin hash rate dropped 35%. Sound “decentralized” to you?
China has destroyed 8,500+ mosques in Xinjiang, says a new report based on satellite data. Researchers say China has also built or expanded 380 camps holding Uighurs and minorities since 2017, telling @guardian it is like NYC building "55 prisons only for Black Americans."
The Swedish clothing giant H&M cuts all ties with its Chinese supplier in Xinjiang due to alleged use of the forced labor of Uighur Muslims--a serious threat for any company operating from Xinjiang. H&M won't source any more cotton from Xinjiang.
If you think Russian concentration camps for Ukrainians are unthinkable in 2022, remember China has had concentration camps for Uyghurs in Xinjiang for years with minimal reaction from the world.
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