China on Wednesday said that the French claims about the imprisonment of ethnic and religious minorities in China's Xinjiang region were unacceptable. China's response came a day after Paris demanded it let independent human rights observers visit the northwestern region, where rights groups and experts estimate over one million Uighurs and other Turkic-speaking minorities have been rounded up into a network of internment camps.

French claims on imprisonment of Uighur are 'lies', says China

Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan landed in office in the year 2018 after riding a populist wave, and his tenure has been marked with the rise of Islamic extremism, a tumultuous economy, clashes with neighbouring India, among other things.

For Pakistan PM, atrocities over 2 million Uighur Muslims is 'nothing', says he won't criticise China because 'they helped us'

At least half a million Uighur Muslim children in China's Xinjian province have been taken away from their parents and forcibly put in "boarding schools", according to the New York Times.

Uighur children forcibly put in 'boarding schools': Report

US Secretary of State Michael Pompeo on Saturday slammed China for alleged ill-treatment of Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang and people in Tibet Autonomous Region, saying that Beijing is attempting to erase its own citizens` faiths and cultures through repressive campaigns.

China attempting to erase its own citizens' faiths, cultures through repressive campaigns: Pompeo

Japanese manga artist highlights 'daily suffering' of Uighur women

China on Friday slammed the European Union parliament after it passed a resolution calling for targeted sanctions against the country's officials over the treatment of Uighur minority.

'EU should abandon their double standards': China slams European Union Parliament over  Uighur sanctions resolution

China reportedly went on an extensive crackdown after the New York Times leaked a cache of documents that exposed china's state-sponsored atrocities in Xinjiang.

China tightens the screws after leaks on state-sponsored atrocities in Xinjiang