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Coercion by the Chinese of the diaspora

Chinese government seeks to coerce Uyghurs living overseas

August 20206

Not content with seeking to extinguish a people and a culture in its own backyard, the Chinese are engaged in a variety of coercive tactics overseas. In Australia the Chinese government is interrogating Uyghur Australians visiting Xinjiang, pressing them to collect information on Uyghurs in Australia, Human Rights Watch said today as its executive director, Philippe Bolopion, visited Australia. 

Chinese authorities have long engaged in transnational repression—human rights abuses committed beyond a country’s borders to curtail dissent—against Uyghurs living abroad and their relatives in Xinjiang, by targeting activists critical of the Chinese government. By pressing visitors to provide information about Uyghur activists, organizations, and language schools in Australia, the authorities are repressing the rights of Uyghurs in Australia to freedom of expression, association, culture, and family life.

“The Chinese government exploits the vulnerability of separated Uyghur families as an opportunity for surveillance and disruption of communities abroad,” said Philippe Bolopion, executive director at Human Rights Watch. “Interrogating Uyghurs visiting Xinjiang and strict monitoring of diaspora activities have a chilling effect emblematic of Beijing’s transnational repression in Australia.”

Transnational repression

Visitors to Xinjiang can only do so under very strict conditions and are required to report to the authorities every day. Another Uyghur Australian said authorities interrogated him more than a dozen times, once for more than seven hours: “They asked for addresses and phone numbers of several prominent Uyghur activists in Australia.” When he said he did not have that information, the police pressed him to monitor the activists’ activities upon returning to Australia and photograph them during events. 

Beijing’s transnational repression derives its impact abroad from these crimes. Chinese authorities use the vulnerability of relatives in Xinjiang, restrictions on travel and communication, and fear of retaliation to pressure Uyghurs abroad.

Since the start of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s Strike Hard Campaign in Xinjiang in late 2016, the authorities have arbitrarily confiscated Uyghurs’ passports in the region, and punished Uyghurs for contacting family members and others abroad. While the authorities are now permitting select Uyghurs to travel internationally or to visit family members in Xinjiang, they continue to exert tight control over those who travel.

Although this is a description of the CCP’s actions in Australia, it will be replicated around the world including the UK.

Massive destruction of mosques

We have concentrated in these posts on people aspects which of course is extremely important. But the UK government also discusses actions by the Chinese against culture including mosques. Satellite imagery and witness reports indicate that around 16,000 mosques, approximately 65% of the total in Xinjiang, have been destroyed or damaged by the government, with about 8,500 demolished entirely and much of the land left vacant. Additionally, 30% of key Islamic sacred sites, including shrines and cemeteries, have been demolished, and 28% of altered mosques have been repurposed (see State treatment of Muslims in Xinjiang province – Mosques and Islamic spaces). The full analysis by the UK government of the tragedy taking place there can be read here.

These actions represent a crime against humanity and are receiving too little attention in the West as we have noted previously.

We are grateful to Human Rights Watch for much of the material in this post. Image: protestors in Australia.

• Coercion by the Chinese of the diaspora
• Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign
• Podcast Episode: Xinjiang Forced Labour Campaign
• Slavery was abolished in 1807* – Not in Xinjiang
• Uyghur campaign progress

Coercion by the Chinese of the diaspora

Chinese government seeks to coerce Uyghurs living overseas

August 20206

Not content with seeking to extinguish a people and a culture in its own backyard, the Chinese are engaged in a variety of coercive tactics overseas. In Australia the Chinese government is interrogating Uyghur Australians visiting Xinjiang, pressing them to collect information on Uyghurs in Australia, Human Rights Watch said today as its executive director, Philippe Bolopion, visited Australia. 

Chinese authorities have long engaged in transnational repression—human rights abuses committed beyond a country’s borders to curtail dissent—against Uyghurs living abroad and their relatives in Xinjiang, by targeting activists critical of the Chinese government. By pressing visitors to provide information about Uyghur activists, organizations, and language schools in Australia, the authorities are repressing the rights of Uyghurs in Australia to freedom of expression, association, culture, and family life.

“The Chinese government exploits the vulnerability of separated Uyghur families as an opportunity for surveillance and disruption of communities abroad,” said Philippe Bolopion, executive director at Human Rights Watch. “Interrogating Uyghurs visiting Xinjiang and strict monitoring of diaspora activities have a chilling effect emblematic of Beijing’s transnational repression in Australia.”

Transnational repression

Visitors to Xinjiang can only do so under very strict conditions and are required to report to the authorities every day. Another Uyghur Australian said authorities interrogated him more than a dozen times, once for more than seven hours: “They asked for addresses and phone numbers of several prominent Uyghur activists in Australia.” When he said he did not have that information, the police pressed him to monitor the activists’ activities upon returning to Australia and photograph them during events. 

Beijing’s transnational repression derives its impact abroad from these crimes. Chinese authorities use the vulnerability of relatives in Xinjiang, restrictions on travel and communication, and fear of retaliation to pressure Uyghurs abroad.

Since the start of Chinese leader Xi Jinping’s Strike Hard Campaign in Xinjiang in late 2016, the authorities have arbitrarily confiscated Uyghurs’ passports in the region, and punished Uyghurs for contacting family members and others abroad. While the authorities are now permitting select Uyghurs to travel internationally or to visit family members in Xinjiang, they continue to exert tight control over those who travel.

Although this is a description of the CCP’s actions in Australia, it will be replicated around the world including the UK.

Massive destruction of mosques

We have concentrated in these posts on people aspects which of course is extremely important. But the UK government also discusses actions by the Chinese against culture including mosques. Satellite imagery and witness reports indicate that around 16,000 mosques, approximately 65% of the total in Xinjiang, have been destroyed or damaged by the government, with about 8,500 demolished entirely and much of the land left vacant. Additionally, 30% of key Islamic sacred sites, including shrines and cemeteries, have been demolished, and 28% of altered mosques have been repurposed (see State treatment of Muslims in Xinjiang province – Mosques and Islamic spaces). The full analysis by the UK government of the tragedy taking place there can be read here.

These actions represent a crime against humanity and are receiving too little attention in the West as we have noted previously.

We are grateful to Human Rights Watch for much of the material in this post. Image: protestors in Australia.

• Coercion by the Chinese of the diaspora
• Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign
• Podcast Episode: Xinjiang Forced Labour Campaign
• Slavery was abolished in 1807* – Not in Xinjiang
• Uyghur campaign progress

Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign

Well attended meeting added useful insights into the campaign

August 2026

Several new topics and concerns emerged from this well attended Zoom meeting including from four Uyghurs living in the West. It is worth reflecting on the wider issues that the repression of minorities in China – of which the Uyghur people are just one – and that is the extent of the barbarity being perpetrated by the Chinese state and the CCP. This is a highly organised and well planned series of actions against an entire community of people which is unparalleled in the modern era. It is being committed by a state which was closely involved in the preparation and signing of the Universal Declaration after the War. China is also on the Security Council of the United Nations a position and status which is entirely undeserved.

The numbers are massive with 1.8 million taken away from their homes to be ‘re-educated’ but a further half million have been sentenced and forced to work in China itself.

We were introduced to the observable fact that there is little press or media interest in the fate of these people. Indeed, one can mention the campaign and the plight of the Uyghurs usually to receive blank looks. Awareness is low. The reasons are not hard to find: it is a long way away and the Chinese have banned almost all journalists from entering the region. So what extra did we learn this evening?

First from a Uyghur woman living in the US whose father is in prison for life for speaking out. He has not been heard from since 2017. She does not know whether he is alive and a request for ‘proof of life’ has not been answered. It is hard to imagine an action so cruel as this.

Another Uyghur who is living in the UK has witnessed the pain in her parent’s lives as they have lost contact with their culture. Contact is banned and contacts from overseas can result in punishment for those receiving them in Xinjiang. She is often asked about Uyghur culture but in fact seldom knows how to reply since all contact is lost. Another spoke of his brother in gaol for his journalism and he believes his conditions have got harsher.

Organ harvesting

The most chilling of the comments however concerns organ harvesting. Visitors might want to read the Hansard debate on this topic ten years ago which discussed this disgusting activity or a more recent UN report. The focus at the time was the Falun Gong but it has spread to Tibetans, Mongolians and now the Uyghur. The harvesting of organs is on a massive scale. According to the allegations received, the most common organs removed from the prisoners are reportedly hearts, kidneys, livers, corneas and, less commonly, parts of livers. They are extracted from prisoners often without anaesthetic. The role of a British university in the trade has been recently revealed.

Transnational repression

Other speakers told of Chinese transnational repression. Nobody in the Chinese diaspora is safe from the activities of the Chinese state which expends enormous efforts to silence critics overseas. This is why plans to build the massive embassy in London is so dangerous. Not only will it enhance and facilitate Chinese espionage activities but it will also help in their attempts to intimidate, threaten or coerce those who criticise China. That this embassy is even being considered is extremely unwise.

There was brief mention of the reach of our posts into China with views from over 50 cities and from Hong Kong.

The CCP and its leader Xi Jinping seems almost paranoid. The state has the most extensive video surveillance system in the world. Media and the internet are closely controlled. It is hellbent on extinguishing any non-Chinese culture such as the Uyghurs, having done the same in Tibet and Mongolia. Freedoms in Hong Kong were quickly extinguished.

But we hear little of this in the UK. Politicians are largely mute. The Chinese are sensitive to direct or forthright criticism and so western politicians express their disquiet in private (they claim). But do they? There is next to no media interest or reporting. Issues in which Beijing diverges from the norms of the current system, such as human rights, it seeks to undermine those values and create alternative institutions and models. China works with other authoritarian powers such as Russia to create standards that reflect their interests for example internet governance.

The campaign continues …

Recent posts:

• Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign
• Podcast Episode: Xinjiang Forced Labour Campaign
• Slavery was abolished in 1807* – Not in Xinjiang
• Uyghur campaign progress
• Another vigil and is the mood changing in the US?

Image: repression in Xinjiang, Hudson

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Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign

Well attended meeting added useful insights into the campaign

August 2026

Several new topics and concerns emerged from this well attended Zoom meeting including from four Uyghurs living in the West. It is worth reflecting on the wider issues that the repression of minorities in China – of which the Uyghur people are just one – and that is the extent of the barbarity being perpetrated by the Chinese state and the CCP. This is a highly organised and well planned series of actions against an entire community of people which is unparalleled in the modern era. It is being committed by a state which was closely involved in the preparation and signing of the Universal Declaration after the War. China is also on the Security Council of the United Nations a position and status which is entirely undeserved.

The numbers are massive with 1.8 million taken away from their homes to be ‘re-educated’ but a further half million have been sentenced and forced to work in China itself.

We were introduced to the observable fact that there is little press or media interest in the fate of these people. Indeed, one can mention the campaign and the plight of the Uyghurs usually to receive blank looks. Awareness is low. The reasons are not hard to find: it is a long way away and the Chinese have banned almost all journalists from entering the region. So what extra did we learn this evening?

First from a Uyghur woman living in the US whose father is in prison for life for speaking out. He has not been heard from since 2017. She does not know whether he is alive and a request for ‘proof of life’ has not been answered. It is hard to imagine an action so cruel as this.

Another Uyghur who is living in the UK has witnessed the pain in her parent’s lives as they have lost contact with their culture. Contact is banned and contacts from overseas can result in punishment for those receiving them in Xinjiang. She is often asked about Uyghur culture but in fact seldom knows how to reply since all contact is lost. Another spoke of his brother in gaol for his journalism and he believes his conditions have got harsher.

Organ harvesting

The most chilling of the comments however concerns organ harvesting. Visitors might want to read the Hansard debate on this topic ten years ago which discussed this disgusting activity or a more recent UN report. The focus at the time was the Falun Gong but it has spread to Tibetans, Mongolians and now the Uyghur. The harvesting of organs is on a massive scale. According to the allegations received, the most common organs removed from the prisoners are reportedly hearts, kidneys, livers, corneas and, less commonly, parts of livers. They are extracted from prisoners often without anaesthetic. The role of a British university in the trade has been recently revealed.

Transnational repression

Other speakers told of Chinese transnational repression. Nobody in the Chinese diaspora is safe from the activities of the Chinese state which expends enormous efforts to silence critics overseas. This is why plans to build the massive embassy in London is so dangerous. Not only will it enhance and facilitate Chinese espionage activities but it will also help in their attempts to intimidate, threaten or coerce those who criticise China. That this embassy is even being considered is extremely unwise.

There was brief mention of the reach of our posts into China with views from over 50 cities and from Hong Kong.

The CCP and its leader Xi Jinping seems almost paranoid. The state has the most extensive video surveillance system in the world. Media and the internet are closely controlled. It is hellbent on extinguishing any non-Chinese culture such as the Uyghurs, having done the same in Tibet and Mongolia. Freedoms in Hong Kong were quickly extinguished.

But we hear little of this in the UK. Politicians are largely mute. The Chinese are sensitive to direct or forthright criticism and so western politicians express their disquiet in private (they claim). But do they? There is next to no media interest or reporting. Issues in which Beijing diverges from the norms of the current system, such as human rights, it seeks to undermine those values and create alternative institutions and models. China works with other authoritarian powers such as Russia to create standards that reflect their interests for example internet governance.

The campaign continues …

Recent posts:

• Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign
• Podcast Episode: Xinjiang Forced Labour Campaign
• Slavery was abolished in 1807* – Not in Xinjiang
• Uyghur campaign progress
• Another vigil and is the mood changing in the US?

Image: repression in Xinjiang, Hudson

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Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign

Well attended meeting added useful insights into the campaign

August 2026

Several new topics and concerns emerged from this well attended Zoom meeting including from four Uyghurs living in the West. It is worth reflecting on the wider issues that the repression of minorities in China – of which the Uyghur people are just one – and that is the extent of the barbarity being perpetrated by the Chinese state and the CCP. This is a highly organised and well planned series of actions against an entire community of people which is unparalleled in the modern era. It is being committed by a state which was closely involved in the preparation and signing of the Universal Declaration after the War. China is also on the Security Council of the United Nations a position and status which is entirely undeserved.

The numbers are massive with 1.8 million taken away from their homes to be ‘re-educated’ but a further half million have been sentenced and forced to work in China itself.

We were introduced to the observable fact that there is little press or media interest in the fate of these people. Indeed, one can mention the campaign and the plight of the Uyghurs usually to receive blank looks. Awareness is low. The reasons are not hard to find: it is a long way away and the Chinese have banned almost all journalists from entering the region. So what extra did we learn this evening?

First from a Uyghur woman living in the US whose father is in prison for life for speaking out. He has not been heard from since 2017. She does not know whether he is alive and a request for ‘proof of life’ has not been answered. It is hard to imagine an action so cruel as this.

Another Uyghur who is living in the UK has witnessed the pain in her parent’s lives as they have lost contact with their culture. Contact is banned and contacts from overseas can result in punishment for those receiving them in Xinjiang. She is often asked about Uyghur culture but in fact seldom knows how to reply since all contact is lost. Another spoke of his brother in gaol for his journalism and he believes his conditions have got harsher.

Organ harvesting

The most chilling of the comments however concerns organ harvesting. Visitors might want to read the Hansard debate on this topic ten years ago which discussed this disgusting activity or a more recent UN report. The focus at the time was the Falun Gong but it has spread to Tibetans, Mongolians and now the Uyghur. The harvesting of organs is on a massive scale. According to the allegations received, the most common organs removed from the prisoners are reportedly hearts, kidneys, livers, corneas and, less commonly, parts of livers. They are extracted from prisoners often without anaesthetic. The role of a British university in the trade has been recently revealed.

Transnational repression

Other speakers told of Chinese transnational repression. Nobody in the Chinese diaspora is safe from the activities of the Chinese state which expends enormous efforts to silence critics overseas. This is why plans to build the massive embassy in London is so dangerous. Not only will it enhance and facilitate Chinese espionage activities but it will also help in their attempts to intimidate, threaten or coerce those who criticise China. That this embassy is even being considered is extremely unwise.

There was brief mention of the reach of our posts into China with views from over 50 cities and from Hong Kong.

The CCP and its leader Xi Jinping seems almost paranoid. The state has the most extensive video surveillance system in the world. Media and the internet are closely controlled. It is hellbent on extinguishing any non-Chinese culture such as the Uyghurs, having done the same in Tibet and Mongolia. Freedoms in Hong Kong were quickly extinguished.

But we hear little of this in the UK. Politicians are largely mute. The Chinese are sensitive to direct or forthright criticism and so western politicians express their disquiet in private (they claim). But do they? There is next to no media interest or reporting. Issues in which Beijing diverges from the norms of the current system, such as human rights, it seeks to undermine those values and create alternative institutions and models. China works with other authoritarian powers such as Russia to create standards that reflect their interests for example internet governance.

The campaign continues …

Recent posts:

• Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign
• Podcast Episode: Xinjiang Forced Labour Campaign
• Slavery was abolished in 1807* – Not in Xinjiang
• Uyghur campaign progress
• Another vigil and is the mood changing in the US?

Image: repression in Xinjiang, Hudson

Thought of subscribing?

Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign

Well attended meeting added useful insights into the campaign

August 2026

Several new topics and concerns emerged from this well attended Zoom meeting including from four Uyghurs living in the West. It is worth reflecting on the wider issues that the repression of minorities in China – of which the Uyghur people are just one – and that is the extent of the barbarity being perpetrated by the Chinese state and the CCP. This is a highly organised and well planned series of actions against an entire community of people which is unparalleled in the modern era. It is being committed by a state which was closely involved in the preparation and signing of the Universal Declaration after the War. China is also on the Security Council of the United Nations a position and status which is entirely undeserved.

The numbers are massive with 1.8 million taken away from their homes to be ‘re-educated’ but a further half million have been sentenced and forced to work in China itself.

We were introduced to the observable fact that there is little press or media interest in the fate of these people. Indeed, one can mention the campaign and the plight of the Uyghurs usually to receive blank looks. Awareness is low. The reasons are not hard to find: it is a long way away and the Chinese have banned almost all journalists from entering the region. So what extra did we learn this evening?

First from a Uyghur woman living in the US whose father is in prison for life for speaking out. He has not been heard from since 2017. She does not know whether he is alive and a request for ‘proof of life’ has not been answered. It is hard to imagine an action so cruel as this.

Another Uyghur who is living in the UK has witnessed the pain in her parent’s lives as they have lost contact with their culture. Contact is banned and contacts from overseas can result in punishment for those receiving them in Xinjiang. She is often asked about Uyghur culture but in fact seldom knows how to reply since all contact is lost. Another spoke of his brother in gaol for his journalism and he believes his conditions have got harsher.

Organ harvesting

The most chilling of the comments however concerns organ harvesting. Visitors might want to read the Hansard debate on this topic ten years ago which discussed this disgusting activity or a more recent UN report. The focus at the time was the Falun Gong but it has spread to Tibetans, Mongolians and now the Uyghur. The harvesting of organs is on a massive scale. According to the allegations received, the most common organs removed from the prisoners are reportedly hearts, kidneys, livers, corneas and, less commonly, parts of livers. They are extracted from prisoners often without anaesthetic. The role of a British university in the trade has been recently revealed.

Transnational repression

Other speakers told of Chinese transnational repression. Nobody in the Chinese diaspora is safe from the activities of the Chinese state which expends enormous efforts to silence critics overseas. This is why plans to build the massive embassy in London is so dangerous. Not only will it enhance and facilitate Chinese espionage activities but it will also help in their attempts to intimidate, threaten or coerce those who criticise China. That this embassy is even being considered is extremely unwise.

There was brief mention of the reach of our posts into China with views from over 50 cities and from Hong Kong.

The CCP and its leader Xi Jinping seems almost paranoid. The state has the most extensive video surveillance system in the world. Media and the internet are closely controlled. It is hellbent on extinguishing any non-Chinese culture such as the Uyghurs, having done the same in Tibet and Mongolia. Freedoms in Hong Kong were quickly extinguished.

But we hear little of this in the UK. Politicians are largely mute. The Chinese are sensitive to direct or forthright criticism and so western politicians express their disquiet in private (they claim). But do they? There is next to no media interest or reporting. Issues in which Beijing diverges from the norms of the current system, such as human rights, it seeks to undermine those values and create alternative institutions and models. China works with other authoritarian powers such as Russia to create standards that reflect their interests for example internet governance.

The campaign continues …

Recent posts:

• Zoom meeting on the Uyghur campaign
• Podcast Episode: Xinjiang Forced Labour Campaign
• Slavery was abolished in 1807* – Not in Xinjiang
• Uyghur campaign progress
• Another vigil and is the mood changing in the US?

Image: repression in Xinjiang, Hudson

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2017年12月，热依拉在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

2016年，香港。那是Harris教授在热依拉失踪之前，最后一次见到她。热依拉从乌鲁木齐赶来，到的时候有些迟，看起来很气愤。飞机因为恶劣天气被迫降落在四川，她和学生在机场酒店过夜，半夜被警察敲门盘问——只因为她们是维吾尔人。

那时候，形势已经很不一样了。但热依拉还是回去了。她还在继续她的研究，还在用文化遗产委员会的资助，一次次耐心地说服沿途的警察放行。她以为，留在体制内，还有她能争取的空间。

2017年底，她前往北京参加一场学术会议，然后就消失了。

这一部分，我们想把视野从热依拉个人，拉向她所处的这个时代。那些正在被夷平的麻扎，那些相继失踪的学者，那场Abduweli和Harris教授都亲历过、试图理解、却至今仍难以消化的一切。
#热依拉 #新疆

2017年12月，热依拉在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

2016年，香港。那是Harris教授在热依拉失踪之前，最后一次见到她。热依拉从乌鲁木齐赶来，到的时候有些迟，看起来很气愤。飞机因为恶劣天气被迫降落在四川，她和学生在机场酒店过夜，半夜被警察敲门盘问——只因为她们是维吾尔人。

那时候，形势已经很不一样了。但热依拉还是回去了。她还在继续她的研究，还在用文化遗产委员会的资助，一次次耐心地说服沿途的警察放行。她以为，留在体制内，还有她能争取的空间。

2017年底，她前往北京参加一场学术会议，然后就消失了。

这一部分，我们想把视野从热依拉个人，拉向她所处的这个时代。那些正在被夷平的麻扎，那些相继失踪的学者，那场Abduweli和Harris教授都亲历过、试图理解、却至今仍难以消化的一切。
#热依拉 #新疆

2017年12月，热依拉在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

2016年，香港。那是Harris教授在热依拉失踪之前，最后一次见到她。热依拉从乌鲁木齐赶来，到的时候有些迟，看起来很气愤。飞机因为恶劣天气被迫降落在四川，她和学生在机场酒店过夜，半夜被警察敲门盘问——只因为她们是维吾尔人。

那时候，形势已经很不一样了。但热依拉还是回去了。她还在继续她的研究，还在用文化遗产委员会的资助，一次次耐心地说服沿途的警察放行。她以为，留在体制内，还有她能争取的空间。

2017年底，她前往北京参加一场学术会议，然后就消失了。

这一部分，我们想把视野从热依拉个人，拉向她所处的这个时代。那些正在被夷平的麻扎，那些相继失踪的学者，那场Abduweli和Harris教授都亲历过、试图理解、却至今仍难以消化的一切。
#热依拉 #新疆

2017年12月，热依拉在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

2016年，香港。那是Harris教授在热依拉失踪之前，最后一次见到她。热依拉从乌鲁木齐赶来，到的时候有些迟，看起来很气愤。飞机因为恶劣天气被迫降落在四川，她和学生在机场酒店过夜，半夜被警察敲门盘问——只因为她们是维吾尔人。

那时候，形势已经很不一样了。但热依拉还是回去了。她还在继续她的研究，还在用文化遗产委员会的资助，一次次耐心地说服沿途的警察放行。她以为，留在体制内，还有她能争取的空间。

2017年底，她前往北京参加一场学术会议，然后就消失了。

这一部分，我们想把视野从热依拉个人，拉向她所处的这个时代。那些正在被夷平的麻扎，那些相继失踪的学者，那场Abduweli和Harris教授都亲历过、试图理解、却至今仍难以消化的一切。
#热依拉 #新疆

2017年12月，热依拉在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

2016年，香港。那是Harris教授在热依拉失踪之前，最后一次见到她。热依拉从乌鲁木齐赶来，到的时候有些迟，看起来很气愤。飞机因为恶劣天气被迫降落在四川，她和学生在机场酒店过夜，半夜被警察敲门盘问——只因为她们是维吾尔人。

那时候，形势已经很不一样了。但热依拉还是回去了。她还在继续她的研究，还在用文化遗产委员会的资助，一次次耐心地说服沿途的警察放行。她以为，留在体制内，还有她能争取的空间。

2017年底，她前往北京参加一场学术会议，然后就消失了。

这一部分，我们想把视野从热依拉个人，拉向她所处的这个时代。那些正在被夷平的麻扎，那些相继失踪的学者，那场Abduweli和Harris教授都亲历过、试图理解、却至今仍难以消化的一切。
#热依拉 #新疆

被捕之前，热依拉用几十年的时间，走遍新疆南部与东部的荒漠和村落，记录维吾尔文化中一种古老的传统——麻扎崇拜。麻扎，是圣者的埋葬之地。每年桑树结果的时节，人们聚集在那里祈祷、歌唱。热依拉把这些地方一一找到，绘成地图，留下记录。然而就在她研究麻扎的这些年里，圣祠也在一座座消失。如今，卫星图上已找不到任何一处麻扎遗址。

做田野时，热依拉带着学生们打扮得像普通当地人，坐公共交通，扛着笨重的摄像机，穿行在沙漠深处那些难以抵达的圣祠之间。她们常常被警察拦下盘问，而热依拉总是耐心地和警察沟通。她绘制麻扎地图，出版著作，与各个欧美学者合作，在各国大学做访问学者，始终在追求达到更高水准的学术。

Harris记得，每次出行做田野，热依拉总会接待大家，亲手做拉条子，然后大家坐下来聊上几个钟头。对学生来说，她像妈妈；对朋友来说，她让你觉得她永远有时间陪你。

2009年，七五事件在新疆引发动荡，Harris一家的护照被扣，眼看就要赶不上飞机，是热依拉出面，和善地跟警察交涉，帮他们把护照取了回来。类似的事，她也为无数人做过。

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

被捕之前，热依拉用几十年的时间，走遍新疆南部与东部的荒漠和村落，记录维吾尔文化中一种古老的传统——麻扎崇拜。麻扎，是圣者的埋葬之地。每年桑树结果的时节，人们聚集在那里祈祷、歌唱。热依拉把这些地方一一找到，绘成地图，留下记录。然而就在她研究麻扎的这些年里，圣祠也在一座座消失。如今，卫星图上已找不到任何一处麻扎遗址。

做田野时，热依拉带着学生们打扮得像普通当地人，坐公共交通，扛着笨重的摄像机，穿行在沙漠深处那些难以抵达的圣祠之间。她们常常被警察拦下盘问，而热依拉总是耐心地和警察沟通。她绘制麻扎地图，出版著作，与各个欧美学者合作，在各国大学做访问学者，始终在追求达到更高水准的学术。

Harris记得，每次出行做田野，热依拉总会接待大家，亲手做拉条子，然后大家坐下来聊上几个钟头。对学生来说，她像妈妈；对朋友来说，她让你觉得她永远有时间陪你。

2009年，七五事件在新疆引发动荡，Harris一家的护照被扣，眼看就要赶不上飞机，是热依拉出面，和善地跟警察交涉，帮他们把护照取了回来。类似的事，她也为无数人做过。

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

被捕之前，热依拉用几十年的时间，走遍新疆南部与东部的荒漠和村落，记录维吾尔文化中一种古老的传统——麻扎崇拜。麻扎，是圣者的埋葬之地。每年桑树结果的时节，人们聚集在那里祈祷、歌唱。热依拉把这些地方一一找到，绘成地图，留下记录。然而就在她研究麻扎的这些年里，圣祠也在一座座消失。如今，卫星图上已找不到任何一处麻扎遗址。

做田野时，热依拉带着学生们打扮得像普通当地人，坐公共交通，扛着笨重的摄像机，穿行在沙漠深处那些难以抵达的圣祠之间。她们常常被警察拦下盘问，而热依拉总是耐心地和警察沟通。她绘制麻扎地图，出版著作，与各个欧美学者合作，在各国大学做访问学者，始终在追求达到更高水准的学术。

Harris记得，每次出行做田野，热依拉总会接待大家，亲手做拉条子，然后大家坐下来聊上几个钟头。对学生来说，她像妈妈；对朋友来说，她让你觉得她永远有时间陪你。

2009年，七五事件在新疆引发动荡，Harris一家的护照被扣，眼看就要赶不上飞机，是热依拉出面，和善地跟警察交涉，帮他们把护照取了回来。类似的事，她也为无数人做过。

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

被捕之前，热依拉用几十年的时间，走遍新疆南部与东部的荒漠和村落，记录维吾尔文化中一种古老的传统——麻扎崇拜。麻扎，是圣者的埋葬之地。每年桑树结果的时节，人们聚集在那里祈祷、歌唱。热依拉把这些地方一一找到，绘成地图，留下记录。然而就在她研究麻扎的这些年里，圣祠也在一座座消失。如今，卫星图上已找不到任何一处麻扎遗址。

做田野时，热依拉带着学生们打扮得像普通当地人，坐公共交通，扛着笨重的摄像机，穿行在沙漠深处那些难以抵达的圣祠之间。她们常常被警察拦下盘问，而热依拉总是耐心地和警察沟通。她绘制麻扎地图，出版著作，与各个欧美学者合作，在各国大学做访问学者，始终在追求达到更高水准的学术。

Harris记得，每次出行做田野，热依拉总会接待大家，亲手做拉条子，然后大家坐下来聊上几个钟头。对学生来说，她像妈妈；对朋友来说，她让你觉得她永远有时间陪你。

2009年，七五事件在新疆引发动荡，Harris一家的护照被扣，眼看就要赶不上飞机，是热依拉出面，和善地跟警察交涉，帮他们把护照取了回来。类似的事，她也为无数人做过。

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

热依拉・达吾提是新疆大学的民俗学教授、人类学家。2017年12月，她在前往北京开会的途中失踪。六年后，外界才得知，她已经被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。

Abduweli第一次见到热依拉，是在大学的学术圈子里。在他的记忆中，她不是那种让人觉得遥不可及的学者，她更像一个姐姐——管他的饭，照顾他。Abduweli还记得学生时代，两人会商量着在哪个学校适合聊敏感的话题，在哪个学校只能聊温和的话题。那些日子，不只是学术的，也是友谊的。

1996年，Harris教授在读博士，住在新疆大学的学生宿舍。一个共同的朋友把她介绍给热依拉。热依拉那时已经是新疆大学的教授了，她邀请Harris教授回自己的公寓，给她分享自己拍摄的麻扎崇拜影像。Harris教授说她被深深震撼了。不久之后，她们决定合作写一篇关于麻扎的文章。一段跨越几十年的友谊与学术伙伴，就这样开始了。

#热依拉 #麻扎 #新疆

✎本期《拒绝遗忘》分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

热依拉・达吾提是新疆大学的民俗学教授、人类学家。2017年12月，她在前往北京开会的途中失踪。六年后，外界才得知，她已经被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。

Abduweli第一次见到热依拉，是在大学的学术圈子里。在他的记忆中，她不是那种让人觉得遥不可及的学者，她更像一个姐姐——管他的饭，照顾他。Abduweli还记得学生时代，两人会商量着在哪个学校适合聊敏感的话题，在哪个学校只能聊温和的话题。那些日子，不只是学术的，也是友谊的。

1996年，Harris教授在读博士，住在新疆大学的学生宿舍。一个共同的朋友把她介绍给热依拉。热依拉那时已经是新疆大学的教授了，她邀请Harris教授回自己的公寓，给她分享自己拍摄的麻扎崇拜影像。Harris教授说她被深深震撼了。不久之后，她们决定合作写一篇关于麻扎的文章。一段跨越几十年的友谊与学术伙伴，就这样开始了。

#热依拉 #麻扎 #新疆

✎本期《拒绝遗忘》分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

热依拉・达吾提是新疆大学的民俗学教授、人类学家。2017年12月，她在前往北京开会的途中失踪。六年后，外界才得知，她已经被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。

Abduweli第一次见到热依拉，是在大学的学术圈子里。在他的记忆中，她不是那种让人觉得遥不可及的学者，她更像一个姐姐——管他的饭，照顾他。Abduweli还记得学生时代，两人会商量着在哪个学校适合聊敏感的话题，在哪个学校只能聊温和的话题。那些日子，不只是学术的，也是友谊的。

1996年，Harris教授在读博士，住在新疆大学的学生宿舍。一个共同的朋友把她介绍给热依拉。热依拉那时已经是新疆大学的教授了，她邀请Harris教授回自己的公寓，给她分享自己拍摄的麻扎崇拜影像。Harris教授说她被深深震撼了。不久之后，她们决定合作写一篇关于麻扎的文章。一段跨越几十年的友谊与学术伙伴，就这样开始了。

#热依拉 #麻扎 #新疆

✎本期《拒绝遗忘》分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

热依拉・达吾提是新疆大学的民俗学教授、人类学家。2017年12月，她在前往北京开会的途中失踪。六年后，外界才得知，她已经被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。

Abduweli第一次见到热依拉，是在大学的学术圈子里。在他的记忆中，她不是那种让人觉得遥不可及的学者，她更像一个姐姐——管他的饭，照顾他。Abduweli还记得学生时代，两人会商量着在哪个学校适合聊敏感的话题，在哪个学校只能聊温和的话题。那些日子，不只是学术的，也是友谊的。

1996年，Harris教授在读博士，住在新疆大学的学生宿舍。一个共同的朋友把她介绍给热依拉。热依拉那时已经是新疆大学的教授了，她邀请Harris教授回自己的公寓，给她分享自己拍摄的麻扎崇拜影像。Harris教授说她被深深震撼了。不久之后，她们决定合作写一篇关于麻扎的文章。一段跨越几十年的友谊与学术伙伴，就这样开始了。

#热依拉 #麻扎 #新疆

✎本期《拒绝遗忘》分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

2017年12月，热依拉・达吾提在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

一个无心参与政治讨论的学者，一个世俗化的维吾尔人，一个研究墓地与文化的知识分子——她究竟触碰了什么才导致她被捕？

✎这次播客分为上下两集。在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期节目：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-2/

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

2017年12月，热依拉・达吾提在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

一个无心参与政治讨论的学者，一个世俗化的维吾尔人，一个研究墓地与文化的知识分子——她究竟触碰了什么才导致她被捕？

✎这次播客分为上下两集。在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期节目：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-2/

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

2017年12月，热依拉・达吾提在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

一个无心参与政治讨论的学者，一个世俗化的维吾尔人，一个研究墓地与文化的知识分子——她究竟触碰了什么才导致她被捕？

✎这次播客分为上下两集。在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期节目：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-2/

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

2017年12月，热依拉・达吾提在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

一个无心参与政治讨论的学者，一个世俗化的维吾尔人，一个研究墓地与文化的知识分子——她究竟触碰了什么才导致她被捕？

✎这次播客分为上下两集。在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期节目：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-2/

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

2017年12月，热依拉・达吾提在前往北京开会的途中失踪，无人知晓她的下落；直到六年后的2023年9月，外界才得知她已被刑，被关押的地点至今仍无从得知。​​​​​​​

一个无心参与政治讨论的学者，一个世俗化的维吾尔人，一个研究墓地与文化的知识分子——她究竟触碰了什么才导致她被捕？

✎这次播客分为上下两集。在上集播客里，我们听到了两位热依拉的好友回忆她的故事。在这集，我们希望把视角拉广，去看让热依拉消失的那场运动，改变了维吾尔知识分子，成千上万普通维吾尔人命运的这个时代。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期节目：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-2/

#热依拉 #新疆 #麻扎

本期《拒绝遗忘》，低音想讲热依拉・达吾提的故事。

热依拉是新疆大学民俗学教授、人类学家，2017年12月被捕，并被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。被捕之前，她长期致力于研究维吾尔文化中的麻扎崇拜，是这一领域的顶尖学者。​​​​​​​今年5月20日，她在监狱中度过了60岁生日。

热依拉对麻扎的研究，也是一项关于记忆的工作。她走遍散落在中国维吾尔地区各处的坟墓，记录那些濒临消失的歌谣、仪式与故事，绘制麻扎分布的地图。这些地方凝结着南疆穆斯林数百年的文化脉络与集体记忆，也成为后来维吾尔身份认同得以生长和发展的重要基础。而她的工作，就是留存这些历史的痕迹。然而近年来，中国维吾尔地区的麻扎被以各种名义夷为平地，如今已没有任何麻扎遗址能够被卫星观测到了。​​​​​​​

如今，热依拉・达吾提本人也成了一段需要被记录的历史。

✎这次播客分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期《拒绝遗忘》：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

#热依拉 #麻扎文化 #新疆 #危害国家安全罪

本期《拒绝遗忘》，低音想讲热依拉・达吾提的故事。

热依拉是新疆大学民俗学教授、人类学家，2017年12月被捕，并被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。被捕之前，她长期致力于研究维吾尔文化中的麻扎崇拜，是这一领域的顶尖学者。​​​​​​​今年5月20日，她在监狱中度过了60岁生日。

热依拉对麻扎的研究，也是一项关于记忆的工作。她走遍散落在中国维吾尔地区各处的坟墓，记录那些濒临消失的歌谣、仪式与故事，绘制麻扎分布的地图。这些地方凝结着南疆穆斯林数百年的文化脉络与集体记忆，也成为后来维吾尔身份认同得以生长和发展的重要基础。而她的工作，就是留存这些历史的痕迹。然而近年来，中国维吾尔地区的麻扎被以各种名义夷为平地，如今已没有任何麻扎遗址能够被卫星观测到了。​​​​​​​

如今，热依拉・达吾提本人也成了一段需要被记录的历史。

✎这次播客分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期《拒绝遗忘》：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

#热依拉 #麻扎文化 #新疆 #危害国家安全罪

本期《拒绝遗忘》，低音想讲热依拉・达吾提的故事。

热依拉是新疆大学民俗学教授、人类学家，2017年12月被捕，并被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。被捕之前，她长期致力于研究维吾尔文化中的麻扎崇拜，是这一领域的顶尖学者。​​​​​​​今年5月20日，她在监狱中度过了60岁生日。

热依拉对麻扎的研究，也是一项关于记忆的工作。她走遍散落在中国维吾尔地区各处的坟墓，记录那些濒临消失的歌谣、仪式与故事，绘制麻扎分布的地图。这些地方凝结着南疆穆斯林数百年的文化脉络与集体记忆，也成为后来维吾尔身份认同得以生长和发展的重要基础。而她的工作，就是留存这些历史的痕迹。然而近年来，中国维吾尔地区的麻扎被以各种名义夷为平地，如今已没有任何麻扎遗址能够被卫星观测到了。​​​​​​​

如今，热依拉・达吾提本人也成了一段需要被记录的历史。

✎这次播客分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期《拒绝遗忘》：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

#热依拉 #麻扎文化 #新疆 #危害国家安全罪

本期《拒绝遗忘》，低音想讲热依拉・达吾提的故事。

热依拉是新疆大学民俗学教授、人类学家，2017年12月被捕，并被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。被捕之前，她长期致力于研究维吾尔文化中的麻扎崇拜，是这一领域的顶尖学者。​​​​​​​今年5月20日，她在监狱中度过了60岁生日。

热依拉对麻扎的研究，也是一项关于记忆的工作。她走遍散落在中国维吾尔地区各处的坟墓，记录那些濒临消失的歌谣、仪式与故事，绘制麻扎分布的地图。这些地方凝结着南疆穆斯林数百年的文化脉络与集体记忆，也成为后来维吾尔身份认同得以生长和发展的重要基础。而她的工作，就是留存这些历史的痕迹。然而近年来，中国维吾尔地区的麻扎被以各种名义夷为平地，如今已没有任何麻扎遗址能够被卫星观测到了。​​​​​​​

如今，热依拉・达吾提本人也成了一段需要被记录的历史。

✎这次播客分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期《拒绝遗忘》：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

#热依拉 #麻扎文化 #新疆 #危害国家安全罪

本期《拒绝遗忘》，低音想讲热依拉・达吾提的故事。

热依拉是新疆大学民俗学教授、人类学家，2017年12月被捕，并被以“危害国家安全罪”判处无期徒刑。被捕之前，她长期致力于研究维吾尔文化中的麻扎崇拜，是这一领域的顶尖学者。​​​​​​​今年5月20日，她在监狱中度过了60岁生日。

热依拉对麻扎的研究，也是一项关于记忆的工作。她走遍散落在中国维吾尔地区各处的坟墓，记录那些濒临消失的歌谣、仪式与故事，绘制麻扎分布的地图。这些地方凝结着南疆穆斯林数百年的文化脉络与集体记忆，也成为后来维吾尔身份认同得以生长和发展的重要基础。而她的工作，就是留存这些历史的痕迹。然而近年来，中国维吾尔地区的麻扎被以各种名义夷为平地，如今已没有任何麻扎遗址能够被卫星观测到了。​​​​​​​

如今，热依拉・达吾提本人也成了一段需要被记录的历史。

✎这次播客分为上下两集，在这一集中，你将听到两位挚友讲述他们回忆中的热依拉。

☞ 欢迎使用「泛用型播客客户端」订阅低音博客。您也可以点击链接收听本期《拒绝遗忘》：https://diyin.org/podcast/2026/06/uyghur-scholar-rahile-dawut-1/

#热依拉 #麻扎文化 #新疆 #危害国家安全罪

烏無人機三度血洗俄煉油廠 普京罕有承認防空漏洞｜哈薩克大規模判聲援新疆人士刑 人權組織痛批向北京跪低 2026-04-29《香港新聞連線》
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1JnaaU-hHo

烏無人機三度血洗俄煉油廠 普京罕有承認防空漏洞｜哈薩克大規模判聲援新疆人士刑 人權組織痛批向北京跪低 2026-04-29《香港新聞連線》
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N1JnaaU-hHo

哈薩克大規模判聲援新疆人士刑　人權組織痛批向北京「跪低」2026年04月29日 16:23
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國安啟示錄 維穩都有KPI ? 前新疆警逃歐爆大獲2026年04月27日 17:07
https://news.hongkongmetas.com/articles/3d/2026-04-27-%E5%9C%8B%E5%AE%89%E5%95%9F%E7%A4%BA%E9%8C%84-%E7%B6%AD%E7%A9%A9%E9%83%BD%E6%9C%89kpi-%E5%89%8D%E6%96%B0%E7%96%86%E8%AD%A6%E9%80%83%E6%AD%90%E7%88%86%E5%A4%A7%E7%8D%B2/

維穩都有KPI ? 前新疆警逃歐爆大獲 Mythos恐慌殺入中國 AI黑客潮席捲內地網絡 2026-04-27《香港新聞連線》
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCqhODGNzR8

維穩都有KPI ? 前新疆警逃歐爆大獲 Mythos恐慌殺入中國 AI黑客潮席捲內地網絡 2026-04-27《香港新聞連線》
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCqhODGNzR8

國會議員馬榮錚質疑新疆強迫勞動說法「道聽途說」 多倫多支聯會促請辭
加拿大多倫多支聯會（Toronto Association for Democracy in China）對萬 […]
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#加拿大/北美 #政治 #最新 #中國
https://points-media.com/最新/國會議員馬榮錚質疑新疆強迫勞動說法「道聽途說/

國會議員馬榮錚質疑新疆強迫勞動說法「道聽途說」 多倫多支聯會促請辭
加拿大多倫多支聯會（Toronto Association for Democracy in China）對萬 […]
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#加拿大/北美 #政治 #最新 #中國
https://points-media.com/最新/國會議員馬榮錚質疑新疆強迫勞動說法「道聽途說/

國會議員馬榮錚質疑新疆強迫勞動說法「道聽途說」 多倫多支聯會促請辭
加拿大多倫多支聯會（Toronto Association for Democracy in China）對萬 […]
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#加拿大/北美 #政治 #最新 #中國
https://points-media.com/最新/國會議員馬榮錚質疑新疆強迫勞動說法「道聽途說/

新疆旅行｜安集海大峽谷真有寶藏？最神秘的彩色裂縫
https://www.am730.com.hk/中國/1021303/新疆旅行-安集海大峽谷真有寶藏-最神秘的彩色裂縫

新疆女自然受孕五胞胎誕一男四女　實現六千萬份之一奇蹟
#新闻 #奇迹 #新疆
https://www.am730.com.hk/中國/1014561/新疆女自然受孕五胞胎誕一男四女-實現六千萬份之一奇蹟

經貿協議、川普警告、接待規格——盤點施凱爾訪中引發的爭議

BBC News 中文 2026-02-05 07:55:00 CST

施凱爾「時隔太久」訪中，與習近平在北京「談及人權問題」

BBC News 中文 2026-01-30 18:00:00 CST

美不胜收！新疆喀拉托海湿地现“冰上森林”景观 | CCTV

在新疆伊犁州特克斯县喀拉托海湿地，寒冬将水面封冻成冰湖，水流在冰隙中流淌，形成罕见的“冰上森林”，将冬日浪漫凝于冰间。 《大美中国》播放列表： 【欢迎订阅CCTV中国中央电视台频道】： #大美中国 #CCTV #新疆 #冬日美景 ■□其他CCTV精彩内容■□ 《4K专区》播放列表： 《大美边疆行》播放列表： 《面对面》播放列表： 《等着我》播放列表： 《正大综艺》播放列表： 《经典咏流传》播放列表： 《典籍里的中国》播放列表： ■□更多精彩视频，请关注我们■□ CCTV中文： CCTV春晚： CCTV百家讲坛官方频道： CCTV电视剧： CCTV热播剧场： CCTV今日说法官方频道： ■□关注CCTV系列账号 Like us on Facebook■□ Facebook（中文）: Facebook（英文）: ■□更多精彩内容欢迎关注CCTV Global：

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高速公路穿越天山！带你体验天山南北“一日生活圈” | CCTV「焦点访谈」20260125

本期节目主要内容：新疆乌尉高速公路自2025年12月26日开通以来，便迅速成为连接南北疆的重要交通动脉。乌尉高速公路是新疆交通建设史上具有划时代意义的重大工程，被誉为贯穿天山南北的世纪工程和推动区域高质量发展的战略通道。 《焦点访谈》是以深度报道为主、以舆论监督见长的电视新闻评论性栏目。 《焦点访谈》播放列表： 【欢迎订阅CCTV中国中央电视台频道】： #焦点访谈 #CCTV #新疆 ■□其他CCTV精彩内容■□ 《新闻联播》播放列表： 《面对面》播放列表： 《三餐四季 第二季》播放列表： 《非遗里的中国 第三季》播放列表： 《简牍探中华 第二季》播放列表： 《中国中医药大会 第二季》播放列表： 《城市风华录》播放列表： 《宗师列传·唐宋八大家》播放列表： 《正大综艺》播放列表： 《典籍里的中国》播放列表： 《经典咏流传》播放列表： ■□更多精彩视频，请关注我们■□ CCTV中文： CCTV春晚： CCTV百家讲坛官方频道： CCTV电视剧：…

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#历史上的今天
十二年前的今天（2014年1月15日），维吾尔学者伊力哈木・土赫提（Ilham Tohti） 在家中被警察抓走。同年9月，乌鲁木齐法院以“分裂国家罪”判他无期徒刑。

他的女儿 Jewher 曾在低音 #拒绝遗忘 播客里描述当时的情形：“我两个弟弟，一个小的才三岁半，大的七岁，在他们两个小孩面前，我父亲被非常粗暴地带走了。当天发生的事，到现在对我两个弟弟来说，都是一个非常大的阴影。我自己是没有亲眼目睹，但是我知道我大弟弟心里受到创伤非常大，甚至他心脏也出现了问题，在学校也非常struggle。”

欢迎收听和阅读：《伊力哈木：维吾尔人的良心》（文字稿） https://diyin.org/podcast/2024/12/ilham-tohti-2/ 讲述伊力哈木如何被捕以及关心他的人如何奔走努力。

#伊力哈木 #维吾尔人 #维吾尔在线 #维吾尔 #拒绝遗忘 #分裂国家罪 #新疆

#历史上的今天
十二年前的今天（2014年1月15日），维吾尔学者伊力哈木・土赫提（Ilham Tohti） 在家中被警察抓走。同年9月，乌鲁木齐法院以“分裂国家罪”判他无期徒刑。

他的女儿 Jewher 曾在低音 #拒绝遗忘 播客里描述当时的情形：“我两个弟弟，一个小的才三岁半，大的七岁，在他们两个小孩面前，我父亲被非常粗暴地带走了。当天发生的事，到现在对我两个弟弟来说，都是一个非常大的阴影。我自己是没有亲眼目睹，但是我知道我大弟弟心里受到创伤非常大，甚至他心脏也出现了问题，在学校也非常struggle。”

欢迎收听和阅读：《伊力哈木：维吾尔人的良心》（文字稿） https://diyin.org/podcast/2024/12/ilham-tohti-2/ 讲述伊力哈木如何被捕以及关心他的人如何奔走努力。

#伊力哈木 #维吾尔人 #维吾尔在线 #维吾尔 #拒绝遗忘 #分裂国家罪 #新疆

#历史上的今天
十二年前的今天（2014年1月15日），维吾尔学者伊力哈木・土赫提（Ilham Tohti） 在家中被警察抓走。同年9月，乌鲁木齐法院以“分裂国家罪”判他无期徒刑。

他的女儿 Jewher 曾在低音 #拒绝遗忘 播客里描述当时的情形：“我两个弟弟，一个小的才三岁半，大的七岁，在他们两个小孩面前，我父亲被非常粗暴地带走了。当天发生的事，到现在对我两个弟弟来说，都是一个非常大的阴影。我自己是没有亲眼目睹，但是我知道我大弟弟心里受到创伤非常大，甚至他心脏也出现了问题，在学校也非常struggle。”

欢迎收听和阅读：《伊力哈木：维吾尔人的良心》（文字稿） https://diyin.org/podcast/2024/12/ilham-tohti-2/ 讲述伊力哈木如何被捕以及关心他的人如何奔走努力。

#伊力哈木 #维吾尔人 #维吾尔在线 #维吾尔 #拒绝遗忘 #分裂国家罪 #新疆

#历史上的今天
十二年前的今天（2014年1月15日），维吾尔学者伊力哈木・土赫提（Ilham Tohti） 在家中被警察抓走。同年9月，乌鲁木齐法院以“分裂国家罪”判他无期徒刑。

他的女儿 Jewher 曾在低音 #拒绝遗忘 播客里描述当时的情形：“我两个弟弟，一个小的才三岁半，大的七岁，在他们两个小孩面前，我父亲被非常粗暴地带走了。当天发生的事，到现在对我两个弟弟来说，都是一个非常大的阴影。我自己是没有亲眼目睹，但是我知道我大弟弟心里受到创伤非常大，甚至他心脏也出现了问题，在学校也非常struggle。”

欢迎收听和阅读：《伊力哈木：维吾尔人的良心》（文字稿） https://diyin.org/podcast/2024/12/ilham-tohti-2/ 讲述伊力哈木如何被捕以及关心他的人如何奔走努力。

#伊力哈木 #维吾尔人 #维吾尔在线 #维吾尔 #拒绝遗忘 #分裂国家罪 #新疆

新疆網紅女官員墮馬頭部重傷不治 披紅色斗篷雪地策馬爆紅(更新)
#意外 #名人 #新疆
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新疆網紅女官員墮馬重傷搶救 披紅色斗篷雪地策馬爆紅
#意外 #网红 #新闻 #新疆
https://www.am730.com.hk/中國/1003437/新疆網紅女官員墮馬重傷搶救-披紅色斗篷雪地策馬爆紅

北京「最美交警」爆紅　獲新疆粉絲千里追星受寵若驚
#名人 #追星 #北京 #新疆
https://www.am730.com.hk/中國/北京-最美交警-爆紅-獲新疆粉絲千里追星受寵若驚/633056

中國打壓新疆維吾爾人文化：查禁維吾爾民謠，持有、傳播恐被抓去關

岑家明 2025-12-30 13:33:00 CST

#防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法签署四周年
2021年12月23日，美国《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》（Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, 简称UFLPA）正式签署生效。

该法规定禁止进口来自新疆地区或与被认定为强迫劳动有关的实体生产的产品，除非企业能提供有力证据证明供应链里不含强迫劳动。新疆是中国棉花、西红柿以及太阳能的主要生产基地，这些产品也被美国列为该法的执法重点企业。目前，被列入《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》实体清单的中国实体超过140多家。

#维吾尔人 #新疆维吾尔自治区 #新疆 #强迫劳动 #历史上的今天

#防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法签署四周年
2021年12月23日，美国《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》（Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, 简称UFLPA）正式签署生效。

该法规定禁止进口来自新疆地区或与被认定为强迫劳动有关的实体生产的产品，除非企业能提供有力证据证明供应链里不含强迫劳动。新疆是中国棉花、西红柿以及太阳能的主要生产基地，这些产品也被美国列为该法的执法重点企业。目前，被列入《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》实体清单的中国实体超过140多家。

#维吾尔人 #新疆维吾尔自治区 #新疆 #强迫劳动 #历史上的今天

#防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法签署四周年
2021年12月23日，美国《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》（Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, 简称UFLPA）正式签署生效。

该法规定禁止进口来自新疆地区或与被认定为强迫劳动有关的实体生产的产品，除非企业能提供有力证据证明供应链里不含强迫劳动。新疆是中国棉花、西红柿以及太阳能的主要生产基地，这些产品也被美国列为该法的执法重点企业。目前，被列入《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》实体清单的中国实体超过140多家。

#维吾尔人 #新疆维吾尔自治区 #新疆 #强迫劳动 #历史上的今天

#防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法签署四周年
2021年12月23日，美国《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》（Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act, 简称UFLPA）正式签署生效。

该法规定禁止进口来自新疆地区或与被认定为强迫劳动有关的实体生产的产品，除非企业能提供有力证据证明供应链里不含强迫劳动。新疆是中国棉花、西红柿以及太阳能的主要生产基地，这些产品也被美国列为该法的执法重点企业。目前，被列入《防止强迫维吾尔人劳动法》实体清单的中国实体超过140多家。

#维吾尔人 #新疆维吾尔自治区 #新疆 #强迫劳动 #历史上的今天

中國青年拍新疆拘留營後流亡美國，涉非法入境恐被遣返，母親急請命

中央通訊社 2025-12-17 10:06:00 CST

周云蓬在《中国孩子》反复唱着：“不要做克拉玛依的孩子，火烧痛皮肤让亲娘心焦…不要做中国人的孩子”。

三十一年前的今天，新疆克拉玛依市友谊馆发生一场大火 。据官方统计，325人丧生，其中288人是中小学生。当时，克拉玛依市教委组织了15校学生，为验收团举办文艺汇演。表演期间舞台灯光点燃幕布，由于幕布封闭舞台，火事迅速形成爆燃。

这场大火燃烧了20分钟后被扑灭，在清理时发现遇难的孩子大多是倒在剧场的门口和窗下。据鉴定，死因除了烧伤、窒息，还有大量孩子因踩踏身亡，在他们的身体上有成人的鞋印。那句“让领导先走！”成为这场大火的代名词，也是中国教育史上最冷的遗言。

低音曾在拒绝遗忘中讲述过“克拉玛依大火 ”事件，点击收听：https://diyin.org/podcast/2025/06/children-lost-their-lives/

#克拉玛依大火 #新疆 #拒绝遗忘 #让领导先走 #历史上的今天

周云蓬在《中国孩子》反复唱着：“不要做克拉玛依的孩子，火烧痛皮肤让亲娘心焦…不要做中国人的孩子”。

三十一年前的今天，新疆克拉玛依市友谊馆发生一场大火 。据官方统计，325人丧生，其中288人是中小学生。当时，克拉玛依市教委组织了15校学生，为验收团举办文艺汇演。表演期间舞台灯光点燃幕布，由于幕布封闭舞台，火事迅速形成爆燃。

这场大火燃烧了20分钟后被扑灭，在清理时发现遇难的孩子大多是倒在剧场的门口和窗下。据鉴定，死因除了烧伤、窒息，还有大量孩子因踩踏身亡，在他们的身体上有成人的鞋印。那句“让领导先走！”成为这场大火的代名词，也是中国教育史上最冷的遗言。

低音曾在拒绝遗忘中讲述过“克拉玛依大火 ”事件，点击收听：https://diyin.org/podcast/2025/06/children-lost-their-lives/

#克拉玛依大火 #新疆 #拒绝遗忘 #让领导先走 #历史上的今天

周云蓬在《中国孩子》反复唱着：“不要做克拉玛依的孩子，火烧痛皮肤让亲娘心焦…不要做中国人的孩子”。

三十一年前的今天，新疆克拉玛依市友谊馆发生一场大火 。据官方统计，325人丧生，其中288人是中小学生。当时，克拉玛依市教委组织了15校学生，为验收团举办文艺汇演。表演期间舞台灯光点燃幕布，由于幕布封闭舞台，火事迅速形成爆燃。

这场大火燃烧了20分钟后被扑灭，在清理时发现遇难的孩子大多是倒在剧场的门口和窗下。据鉴定，死因除了烧伤、窒息，还有大量孩子因踩踏身亡，在他们的身体上有成人的鞋印。那句“让领导先走！”成为这场大火的代名词，也是中国教育史上最冷的遗言。

低音曾在拒绝遗忘中讲述过“克拉玛依大火 ”事件，点击收听：https://diyin.org/podcast/2025/06/children-lost-their-lives/

#克拉玛依大火 #新疆 #拒绝遗忘 #让领导先走 #历史上的今天