About this project
The Chinese Communist Party can reach far across the world. From Istanbul to Paris, Pakistan to Canada, Uyghurs have felt the oppression of the Xinjiang regime continue to haunt them, sometimes for decades after they have left China. As Xinjiang transforms into an ever more tightly surveilled digital prison, Uyghurs living around the world have experienced parallel versions of that regime while living abroad. By telling the stories of Uyghurs who have been intimidated, threatened and surveilled outside China’s borders, we illustrate the scale of this program of transnational repression.
Database
Bradley Jardine, Natalie Hall, and Edward Lemon
Design and development
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