Xinjiang
China tells tech giants to hire more censors – to combat rising dissent
Ramping up its already-heavy censorship.
China wipes out most Uyghur-language websites
Mass censorship campaign.
Members
Intel apologizes to China for shunning slave-labor region Xinjiang
Profits > Principles.
Documents show Huawei’s link to China’s spying in Xinjiang
Not surprising.
Muslim women in China were jailed under “pre-crime” law for accessing Gmail and WhatsApp
A new book, “In The Camps: China’s High-Tech Penal Colony,” tells a tale of China’s oppressive internet security rules, and describes incidents of detention and “reeducation.” Google and Facebook are banned in the mainland, so using their services like Gmail and WhatsApp is only possible via VP
Kodak deletes Xinjiang photo from Instagram, apologizes for offending China
Kodak was quick to distance itself from the photographer.
Rights group covering Xinjiang internment camps moves to Odysee after YouTube censorship
YouTube said some of the channel’s testimonies about the camps violated its “cyberbullying and harassment” policies.
Mentions of H&M disappear on Chinese apps after statement on forced labor camps goes viral
An old statement resurfaced and went viral.
