Myanmar junta metes out long prison terms for small donations to its opponents — Radio Free Asia

A photo montage shows the nine young anti-junta protesters arrested by the junta in Mandalay, Myanmar, Apr. 4, 2022. Credit: Citizen journalists

At least seven young Myanmar men and women from Tanintharyi region and Rakhine state have received long prison terms for donating money — U.S. $8 or less in a few cases — to opponents of the military junta that has ruled the country for 13 months, their lawyers and anti-junta activists told RFA. Military authorities

Uyghurs still push for accountability 25 years after Ghulja Massacre — Radio Free Asia

Chinese security forces prepare to face off with Uyghur protesters in Ghulja in northwestern China's Xinjiang region, February 1997, in a screenshot from a video of a Chinese television report smuggled out of China. Credit: UK's Channel 4 News report/YouTube

Massive clean-up operation. In the consequences of the crackdown, a short article titled “Lets discover the terrorist mask of East Turkistan terrorists” released by Chinas main Xinhua news firm called the demonstrators, “insurgents.”. Following the event, the Chinese government used the demonstration as a pretext to perform a year-long massive “clean-up operation” throughout Xinjiang under

Uyghur torchbearer for 2008 Beijing Olympics serving 14-year sentence in Xinjiang — Radio Free Asia

Uyghur torchbearer for 2008 Beijing Olympics serving 14-year sentence in Xinjiang — Radio Free Asia

Adil went to Chinese schools in Xinjiang and studied in Russia in the 1990s, Abduweli said. Adils father likewise was a loyal civil servant of the Chinese in the Kashgar prefecture government. Abduweli also said that Adil is related to him. To validate Adils detention, RFA called the Saybagh district workplace of the Urumqi Municipal

Tibetan monks sent to labor camps for spreading news of Buddhist statue’s destruction — Radio Free Asia

Tibetan monks sent to labor camps for spreading news of Buddhist statue’s destruction — Radio Free Asia

Eleven Tibetans beaten and jailed by Chinese authorities in January for spreading news of the damage of a 99-foot-tall Buddha statue and lots of prayer wheels in southwestern Chinas Sichuan province have actually been sent out to labor camps in the region, Tibetans with knowledge of the scenario said Friday. Monks Tashi Dorjee, Tsering Samdup,

Uyghurs jailed for religious ‘crimes’ believed to be in Xinjiang women’s prison — Radio Free Asia

Detained Uyghur brothers Musajan Memet (L) and Mehmut Memet (R) in undated photos. Photos courtesy of an RFA listener

2 female members of a prolonged Muslim Uyghur family serving long jail sentences for committing spiritual “crimes” are believed to be kept in a ladiess jail in the town of Sanji (in Chinese, Changji) in Chinas far-western Xinjiang region. Furthermore, two male members of an in-law and the family are likewise serving life terms, the

Five women from Uyghur family sentenced to long prison terms in China’s Xinjiang — Radio Free Asia

Five women from Uyghur family sentenced to long prison terms in China’s Xinjiang — Radio Free Asia

A court in Xinjiang sentenced 5 Muslim Uyghur females from one family to prolonged jail terms for “prohibited” religious activities, according to a copy of the 2019 verdict recently gotten by RFA. The ladies– an elderly mother, her three daughters, and her daughter-in-law– got prison terms of in between 7 and 20 years, according to

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