A new Human Rights Watch report alleges that China is destroying or repurposing mosques - it is called Beijing's crackdown on mosques and is part of China's efforts to target the practice of Islam in the country.

China trying to curb Islam: Report | HRW says mosques have been altered or closed down

China's persecution of ethnic minorities culminated in a major and rare moment of backlash in the Nagu town of restive Yunnan province, over 2,400 km southwest of the capital Beijing.

Watch | Muslims in China's Yunnan clash with police to stop partial demolition of historic mosque

For the first time, Pope Francis has referred to Muslim Uighurs in China as a “persecuted” community. In a new book titled “Let Us Dream: The Path to A Better Future”, Francis also urged world governments to set up a universal minimum wage, especially in the aftermath of COVID-19.

Pope Francis refers to Uighur Muslims as a 'persecuted' group for the first time

Summarising The Condition Of Muslim Community In India. #Gravitas #IndianMuslims #India

Gravitas: Muslims In India: An Analysis

What Are The Muslim Countries Doing To Help Uighur Muslims In China? #Gravitas #China #Xinjiang

Gravitas: How Muslim World Overlooks The Plight Of Uighur Muslims In China

What Happens To Muslims In China. #Gravitas #China #Xinjiang

Gravitas: Video Of Uighur Muslims In Xinjiang Exposes China's Rights Violations

Chilling Video Of A Man Handcuffed To Chair In China; The Brutal Treatment Is Because He Spoke Out Against China's Surveillance Program. #Gravitas #China

Gravitas: How China Punishes Dissent

By Abbas Faiz A letter signed in early July by 22 Western countries, including the UK, Australia, Canada and France, raised serious concerns to UN officials about China’s incarceration of Uyghur people in so-called education camps in the country’s Xinjiang region.

China is building a global coalition of human rights violators to defend its record in Xinjiang

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres raised the plight of Muslims in China's Xinjiang region during a visit to Beijing last week, a U.N. spokesman said on Monday

UN chief raises issue of Xinjiang's Uighurs during China visit

A police raid on a Kazakh group documenting the plight of Kazakhs and Uyghurs caught in a brutal crackdown in China’s north-western province of Xinjiang is more than a government seeking to please Beijing in the hope that it improves a lot of its ethnic kin while preserving diplomatic and economic relations.

The Kazakh window into China's crackdown on Muslims

The Kazakh government, in defense of Kazakh and by implication Central Asian behind-closed-doors diplomacy towards China in the face of mounting domestic pressure, has offered a rare public account of its ability to improve conditions for its ethnic kin caught in a crackdown on Turkic Muslims in the north-western Chinese province of Xinjiang.

Kazakhstan comes to the rescue of its nationals caught in a crackdown on Muslims in China

In perhaps the most significant condemnation to date of China’s brutal crackdown on Turkic Muslims in its north-western province of Xinjiang. Turkey’s foreign ministry demanded this weekend that Chinese authorities respect human rights of the Uighurs and close what it termed “concentration camps” in which up to one million people are believed to be imprisoned.

Harsh Turkish condemnation of Uighur abuse in Xinjiang cracks wall of silence

'Islamophobic' terms used by Chinese internet users have been blocked by the authorities

China bans Islamophobic terms on Internet

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