Night images reveal multiple new detention sites in China’s Xinjiang region
Researchers challenge country’s claims inmates had rejoined society as reformed citizens
Ireland has moral duty to help end Uighurs’ persecution
State must move beyond words to active use of UN Security Council to influence China
Michael McDowell: Ireland silent on Uighurs’ plight
Trade with China appears to curb our condemnation from UN Security Council
China accused of ‘egregious’ human rights abuses against Uighurs
China warns it will deliver ‘resolute response’ to any move by UK to sanction officials
Ireland has an important role to play in challenging Chinese abuses
China’s re-education camps and its persecution of religious organisations rival dystopian fiction
The Irish Times view on repression in Xinjiang: the value of speaking up
Mesut Özil’s example should be followed by governments across the world
China has ‘a lot of spies’ in Ireland, activists claim
People in Chinese-Irish associations ‘keep an eye on everyone’ for signs of disloyalty
Government ‘deeply concerned’ following publication of China Cable reports
More than 1m mostly Muslim minorites being held against their will, observers believes
China must be held to account for brutal treatment of Uighurs
Ireland cannot abdicate moral duty out of fear of a Beijing economic pushback
China Cables: Where is Xinjiang – the ‘new frontier’
Natives of the region are Turkic, the main ethnic group being the Uighurs, most of whom are Muslim
China Cables: Worker gets 10 years for encouraging prayer and discouraging porn
50-year old Uighur Muslim accused of incitement to ethnic hatred
Xinjiang policy ‘about fighting terrorism and separatism’, insists envoy
Chinese ambassador to Ireland says methods promote ‘prosperity, stability, social harmony’
China Cables: The surveillance system behind the repression
Chinese government has massive data operation to monitor and police the mostly-Muslim ethnic population of Xinjiang
China Cables: Zhu Hailun – the man with his fingerprints on the internment camp plans
China’s plans for detentions and internment in Xinjiang all signed by region’s Communist Party’s top security officer
The Irish Times view on the China Cables: Xinjiang’s nightmare
The savagery that leaps from these cables has no place in the modern world. If increasing our dealings with China involves having to hold our noses to this sort of outrage, then that’s too high a price
China Cables: ‘The largest incarceration of a minority since the Holocaust’
Mass internment of Uighur people in camps laid bare in leaked documents
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