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During the #OsloFreedomForum 2026, UTJD joined roundtable discussion “Exposing China’s Crimes: Modern Slavery & Ethnic Unity,” hosted by @CUyghurs , to discuss forced labor and assimilation policies affecting Uyghurs and other communities under the Chinese regime.
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🚀 We’re excited to announce the soft launch of UTJD’s educational application!
The beta version was used for the first time at the Future-Proof conference.
Registration-based access is now available for institutions and organizations.
Learn more ➡️ https://www.utjd.org/news/could-you-be-detained/
Could ordinary daily activities put you at risk of detention?
UTJD’s interactive app, Could You Be Detained?, explores the arbitrary nature of mass detention in East Turkistan through questions based on everyday actions.
▶️ Learn more: https://www.utjd.org/news/could-you-risk-detention-while-simply-living-your-ordinary-daily-life/
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