China's repression of journalists: no more borders, no more constraints

China's determination to silence journalists is the culmination of an authoritarian project that models a new level of global repression combining high-tech surveillance with traditional mafia tactics of threats against family

Immersive simulation attempts to pierce apathy over the Uyghur genocide

Istanbul’s Uyghur Genocide Museum guides visitors through a series of simulation rooms based on camp survivor testimony

Emin Ozmen / Magnum Photos and Katia Patin

Threatened, harassed, punished: The Uyghur translators defying China to tell Xinjiang's story

Journalists rely on a short supply of Uyghur interpreters to investigate the human rights crisis in northwest China. The CCP is intent on muzzling them

Why targeting ethnic minority journalists is central to China's crackdown on the press

Tibetan and Uyghur reporters are under siege in Beijing’s war on free expression

Erica Hellerstein