Report Shows That China's 'Spy App' Retrieves Personal Information Of Tourists Visiting Xinjiang Region An investigation by The Guardian, Suddeutsche Zeitung & the New York Times shows that China's border police are secretly installing apps on the phones of visitors going to Xinjiang region. The surveillance app helps China to download personal information of tourists. Here's a report

Gravitas: China spies tourists in Xinjiang

China and the United Nations have reached a "broad consensus" about counter-terror work, China`s Foreign Ministry said on Sunday after a controversial visit by a senior UN official to the restive far western Chinese region of Xinjiang this week.

China says reached 'broad consensus' with UN after Xinjiang visit

The Chinese government has destroyed a graveyard which belonged to Uighur community in Khotan town of Xinjiang Province, claimed historian Rian Thum on Wednesday.

Chinese government has destroyed graveyard of Uighur community: Historian

The United States said Monday it had lost hope for human rights progress in China 30 years after the crackdown on Tiananmen Square as Beijing, in rare official comments on the bloodshed, insisted it had "immunized" itself against turmoil.

Post-Tiananmen, Chinese citizens subjected to new wave of abuses: US

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres raised the plight of ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang region during talks with Chinese leaders and stressed that China must fully respect human rights, his spokesman said.

Human rights must be upheld in fight against extremism: UN chief Guterres to China

Chinese authorities are using a vast system of facial recognition technology to track its Uighur Muslim minority across the country, according to a story in the New York Times.

China using AI to identify Uighurs across the country: Reports

China on Monday refuted criticism that the $60 billion CPEC has intensified Pakistan's economic risks, saying that less than 20 per cent of the current projects under the initiative is using Chinese loans.

China denies CPEC intensified Pakistan's economic risks

A draft US resolution that would designate a Pakistani terrorist Masood Azhar as a global terrorist threatens to be China’s, and possibly Pakistan’s showdown at the OK Corral.

Masood Azhar issue and crackdown on Uighurs put China in a tight spot

China said Thursday it had invited European diplomats to visit the restive northwest region of Xinjiang, where Beijing is accused of rights abuses against the ethnic Uighur Muslims.

China 'invites' EU diplomats to visit Xinjiang

China on Monday defended its controversial security crackdown in the fractious far west region of Xinjiang, saying nearly 13,000 "terrorists" have been arrested there since 2014.

China says nearly 13,000 'terrorists' arrested in Xinjiang

The US State Department on Wednesday slammed human rights violations in China, saying the sort of abuses it had inflicted on its Muslim minorities had not been seen "since the 1930s.

US says China's treatment of Muslim minority worst abuses 'since the 1930s'

Western forces are trying to use Christianity to influence China's society and even subvert the government, a senior official said, warning that Chinese Christians needed to follow a Chinese model of the religion.

China official says West using Christianity to undermine country

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

UN investigator seeks visit to China's Xinjiang region

A Turkish-Chinese spat as a result of Turkish criticism of China’s crackdown on Turkic Muslims in its strategic but troubled north-western province of Xinjiang complicates efforts by Kazakhstan and other Central Asian states to at best deal quietly behind closed doors with the plight of their citizens and ethnic kin in the People’s Republic.

Turkish-Chinese spat puts Asian leaders on the spot

Representatives of foreign political parties hailed the latest progress in the implementation of China's ethnic policy and appreciated the efforts made by the Communist Party of China (CPC) in promoting economic development and ethnic unity in northwest China' Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region after they wrapped up a two-day tour in the region.

Representatives of foreign political parties praise China's ethnic policy

Turkey on Saturday condemned China's treatment of its Muslim ethnic Uighur people as "a great embarrassment for humanity," adding to rights groups' recent criticism over mass detentions of the Turkic-speaking minority.

China's treatment of Uighurs a 'great embarrassment for humanity': Turkey

China is leading the charge in a bid to undermine accepted concepts of human rights accountability and justice. The Chinese effort backed by autocrats elsewhere has turned human rights into an underrated, yet crucial battleground in the shaping of a new world order.

Shaping the new world order: The battle for human rights

China's foreign ministry said that would allow UN officials to visit Xinjiang "if they follow the proper procedures" amid reports of suppression of the local population in the area.

Ready to allow UN officials in Xinjiang 'if they follow proper procedure': China

A blast at a chemical plant in China's northwestern Xinjiang autonomous region has killed three people and severely injured six, the official Tianshan news website reported on Wednesday.

Blast at chemical plant in China's Xinjiang kills three: Report

A disagreement between major Indonesian religious leaders and the government on how to respond to China’s crackdown on Turkic Muslims raises questions about the Islamic World’s ability to sustain its silence about what amounts to one of the most concerted assaults on the faith in recent history.

Xinjiang crackdown: China and the Islamic world’s Achilles Heel

A Kazakh court is set to put to the test China’s ability to impose its will and strongarm Muslim nations into remaining silent about its brutal crackdown on Turkic Muslims in the north-western province of Xinjiang.

Kazakh court case tests Chinese power

China on Thursday accused the United States of seeking to "disturb" its security policies after a US congressional report said Beijing's mass internment of Muslim minorities may constitute "crimes against humanity".

China says US seeks to 'disturb' Xinjiang policies

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