A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am from Beshtugmen village (Baishitugemanxiang 拜什吐格曼乡), Aksu Prefecture, East Turkistan. In early 2009, after having learned how to […]
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database Participates in the Third International Uyghur Forum in Berlin
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD) participated in the third International Uyghur Forum, held in…
Confirmatory and Additional Accounts of Oppression and the Intents behind the Relaxation of Entry into East Turkistan
Hitting a Trough of the Genocidal Wave? Following a decade of intense systematic persecution against…
UTJD Educational Application Has Officially Launched at Future-Proof Conference
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The Untold Stories of the Uyghurs: Voices of Resistance Under Oppression
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database is honored to announce the launch of its third book…
Forced labor harms people — our concern can help stop it
Recently, Norwegian TV2 published an article on Temu, raising serious concerns about the company’s links…
Strengthening Due Diligence Against Forced Labour in Global Supply Chains
Recent developments in Canada have further strengthened regulations aimed at preventing forced labour in global supply chains. Combined with the European Union's new Forced Labour Regulation and similar legislative initiatives emerging worldwide, these changes reinforce the growing expectation that businesses take a proactive approach to protecting human rights throughout their value chains. Organizations should act now by identifying potential risks, reviewing their supplier networks, and implementing robust human rights due diligence processes. This is not only essential for reducing the risk of legal penalties, supply chain disruptions, and reputational damage—it is fundamentally about ensuring that business operations align with internationally recognized human rights and ethical standards. The evolving situation in China has made this issue particularly significant. Well-documented human rights…
Strengthening Due Diligence Against Forced Labour in Global Supply Chains
Recent developments in Canada have further strengthened regulations aimed at…
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database Participates in the Third International Uyghur Forum in Berlin
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD) participated in the third…
UTJD Educational Application Has Officially Launched at Future-Proof Conference
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD) is proud to announce…
Could You Risk Detention While Simply Living Your Ordinary Daily Life?
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database has developed Could You Be Detained?, an interactive…
Engaging Youth Voices: UTJD Brings Together Norwegian Youth Parties for Dialogue on Forced Labor
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD) convened a panel discussion…
Abdurahman Tohti
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am from Beshtugmen…
Voices for Freedom
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Reflecting on UTJD’s Highlights in 2024
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Abdurahman Memet
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am originally from…
Panel Discussion Highlights: Remolding the Uyghurs to Fit the Han-Ethnocentric Mold
On March 4, the University of Oslo Library hosted a…
Untold Stories: Uyghur Transitional Justice Database
Our staff was in Taipei attending the Eleventh Global Assembly…
Abdukadir Juma
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am originally from…
Welcome to the UTJD Uyghur Youth Workshop 2024!
We are thrilled to kick off this year’s workshop, bringing…
Could You Risk Detention While Simply Living Your Ordinary Daily Life?
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database has developed Could You Be Detained?, an interactive…
3D Model in VR in Tokyo, Japan
From October 30-31, the World Uyghur Congress together with the Japan…
Habeba Omar
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am originally from the city of Korla, East Turkistan, and I would like to testify for my relatives.…
Gülnar Muhammetimin
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am a Swiss citizen, and I would like to testify for my family members and relatives. The Swiss German-language newspaper…
Strengthening Due Diligence Against Forced Labour in Global Supply Chains
Recent developments in Canada have further strengthened regulations aimed at preventing forced labour in global supply chains. Combined with the European Union's new Forced Labour…
Engaging Youth Voices: UTJD Brings Together Norwegian Youth Parties for Dialogue on Forced Labor
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD) convened a panel discussion on forced labor, bringing together representatives from Norwegian youth political parties to examine how Norway…
Strengthening Due Diligence Against Forced Labour in Global Supply Chains
Recent developments in Canada have further strengthened regulations aimed at preventing forced labour in global supply chains. Combined with the European Union's new Forced Labour…
Leveraging Technology to Expose Human Rights Violations in East Turkistan
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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/
China Targets – Norway
Adiljan Abdurihim, coordinator at the Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD), shared his personal experiences with threats and harassment from Chinese authorities already back in his […]
Appreciation for Supporting the Russian Translation of Remolding the Uyghurs to Fit the Han-Ethnocentric Mold
The Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD) sincerely appreciates the support extended during our recent campaign to translate Remolding the Uyghurs to Fit the Han-Ethnocentric Mold: […]
Abdurahman Memet
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am originally from Ulastay farm, Hejing County, Bayingolin Mongol Autonomous Prefecture (巴音郭楞蒙古自治州和静县乌拉斯台农场), East Turkistan. I came to Turkey […]
Abdulla Memeteysa
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I was born on June 3, 1974 in Qoychi village, Qaraqash County, Khotan Prefecture, East Turkistan. I currently reside […]
Abdukadir Juma
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am originally from Nazarbagh town (乃则尔巴格镇), Kashgar, East Turkistan. In December 2015, I came to Turkey with my […]
How Can Human Rights Organizations Contribute to Ethical Trade and Due Diligence?
An example that offers valuable insight into this question is the ongoing discussion between the Uyghur Transitional Justice Database (UTJD), the Rafto Foundation, and Statkraft, one of Norway’s […]
Abdujelil Ghofur
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am from Sériqbuya, Maralbéshi County (Bachuxian 巴楚县), Kashgar Prefecture. I would like to testify for my family members and […]
Wang Leizhan
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I am ethnically Han Chinese, and I went to multiple military police academies in mainland China. I had worked […]
Khalmat Rozakhon
A testimony from our “100 Camp Testimonies” Book I was born on November 23, 1973 in Chöchek (Tacheng 塔城), East Turkistan. I had worked in East Turkistan […]