In response to the current crisis of coerced labor in Xinjiang/East Turkestan Region in China, H-Slavery has created his page to hold resources, discussions, and related content. The top table contains all material published to H-Slavery on this topic using the keyword "Slavery in Xinjiang" while the bottom table captures content from across H-Net's many networks using a sequence of keywords.
Slavery and Coerced Labor in Xinjiang/East Turkestan Region
Re: Slavery today: Chinese government-organized mass slavery, incl. 21st century cotton slavery, poses a new challenge for slavery researchers everywhere
f y i, forwarding a message about the Forced Labour Lab, a new resource on contemporary slavery in China.
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From: Laura T. Murphy <laura.murphy@shu.ac.uk>
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2023 7:34 AM
Subject: Introducing a new series from the Helena Kennedy Centre at Sheffield Hallam University
Forced Labour Lab
Re: Slavery today: Chinese government-organized mass slavery, incl. 21st century cotton slavery, poses a new challenge for slavery researchers everywhere
A new report details forced labor in China's solar panels industry, and, "how forced labour in the Uyghur region has ripple effects throughout international solar supply chains."
Re: Slavery today: Chinese government-organized mass slavery, incl. 21st century cotton slavery, poses a new challenge for slavery researchers everywhere
The challenge of China's contemporary slavery has arrived -- in America & in basketball.
Do Americans care about slavery? What if the slavery happens to others?
Re: Slavery today: Chinese government-organized mass slavery, incl. 21st century cotton slavery, poses a new challenge for slavery researchers everywhere
Today, shocking new evidence on how forced labor mass transfers is one of the key methods of the Chinese genocide against the Uyghurs, Kazakhs and other minorities:
Re: Slavery today: Chinese government-organized mass slavery, incl. 21st century cotton slavery, poses a new challenge for slavery researchers everywhere
The global developments around mass forced labour in China, including as a component of the Uyghur genocide, continue to arrive, blow by blow: Here is a quick, incomplete update.
Slavery today: Chinese government-organized mass slavery, incl. 21st century cotton slavery, poses a new challenge for slavery researchers everywhere
A new challenge for slavery research everywhere is now posed by the hard evidence of how China's government is organizing mass slavery of targeted indigenous people, as part of their racist campaign against the Uyghur, Kazakh and other ethnic minorities of China's western Uyghur region, known in Chinese as Xinjiang (lit. 'New conquest'), ca 15 million people in total.
Content on this Topic from Across H-Net
Re: Slavery today: Chinese government-organized mass slavery, incl. 21st century cotton slavery, poses a new challenge for slavery researchers everywhere
f y i, forwarding a message about the Forced Labour Lab, a new resource on contemporary slavery in China.
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From: Laura T. Murphy <laura.murphy@shu.ac.uk>
Sent: Monday, April 17, 2023 7:34 AM
Subject: Introducing a new series from the Helena Kennedy Centre at Sheffield Hallam University
Forced Labour Lab
(Seminar) The Xinjiang Crisis in Perspective: Colonialism and Control in the Uyghur Region and the People's Republic of China
Professor James Millward, Georgetown University
Re: 2023 Genocide and Human Rights University Program Registrations Open Now! (Focus on SEAsia)
Is there something wrong here? The announcement talks about China's Uyghur genocide, but then says "Therefore, we particularly encourage those from South East Asia to apply" even though the Uyghurs are in Central Asia and East Asia. Did you mean to say East/Central/Southeast Asia?
2023 Genocide and Human Rights University Program Registrations Open Now! (Focus on SEAsia)
The Zoryan Institute is thrilled to announce that after two years of hosting the program virtually, the 2023 Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) will be taking place in person at the University of Toronto! Registration for the 2023 GHRUP is open now until April 30th.
Member book: Alpermann, Xinjiang -- China and the Uyghurs (open access in German and French)
I'm happy to announce that my monograph Xinjiang -- China and the Uyghurs which was published in German in 2021 (Würzburg University Press) is now also available in French. Both editions are open access. Below you find the bibliographical details, download links and tables of content in both languages.
Government Boarding Schools as a Tool of Genocide in the 21st Century: Uyghur and Tibetan Family Separation
Public seminar that should be of burning interest to those protesting similar crimes in Canada, the US, and other countries in the past. Learn about these crimes are being committed today, now, against hundreds of thousands of ethnic-minority children in China:
Government Boarding Schools as a Tool of Genocide in the 21st Century: Uyghur and Tibetan Family Separation
Tuesday, July 26, 2022 | 1:00–2:00 p.m. EDT
Re: Global Anti-Asian Racism volume Call for Proposals
It seems to me that for a volume like this, speaking of racism against Asians with a global scope, it would be necessary to engage the topic of the massive racist campaign against the Uyghurs and other minority people in China, targeted by the Chinese government as part of the ongoing genocide against them, -- which has been noted as racist discrimination at l
Published Online First in the JEACS: The Xinjiang Police Files Re-Education Camp Security and Political Paranoia in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
The Journal of the European Association for Chinese Studies (JEACS) is pleased to publish online first and in open access this article:
The Xinjiang Police Files:Re-Education Camp Security and Political Paranoia in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region
新疆公安文件: 職業技能教育培訓中心的警力管理与新疆政策中的偏執妄想症
By Adrian Zenz
One Month Left to Apply for the Summer 2022 Virtual Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP)!
The deadline to apply for the virtual 2022 Genocide Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is fast approaching, on
One Month Left to Apply for the Summer 2022 Virtual Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP)!
The deadline to apply for the virtual 2022 Genocide Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is fast approaching, on May 31, 2022!
The Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is an annual, intensive, graduate-level summer course that explores fundamental issues relating to gross violations of human rights and the prevention of genocide. Taught by leading experts over a 2-week period, this course is comparative and interdisciplinary in nature, and incorporates genocide theory, history, sociology, political science, anthropology and international law.
ANN: Virtual Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) Deadline, 31 May
The deadline to apply for the virtual 2022 Genocide Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is fast approaching, on May 31, 2022!
The Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is an annual, intensive, graduate-level summer course that explores fundamental issues relating to gross violations of human rights and the prevention of genocide. Taught by leading experts over a 2-week period, this course is comparative and interdisciplinary in nature, and incorporates genocide theory, history, sociology, political science, anthropology and international law.
Registration is OPEN for the 2022 Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) (ONLINE)
The Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is an annual, intensive, graduate-level summer course that explores fundamental issues relating to gross violations of human rights and the prevention of genocide. Taught by leading experts over a 2-week period, this course is comparative and interdisciplinary in nature, and incorporates genocide theory, history, sociology, political science, anthropology and international law.
Registration is OPEN for the 2022 Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) (ONLINE)
The Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is an annual, intensive, graduate-level summer course that explores fundamental issues relating to gross violations of human rights and the prevention of genocide. Taught by leading experts over a 2-week period, this course is comparative and interdisciplinary in nature, and incorporates genocide theory, history, sociology, political science, anthropology and international law.
The Zoryan Institute's 2022 Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) (ONLINE)
The Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is an annual, intensive, graduate-level summer course that explores fundamental issues relating to gross violations of human rights and the prevention of genocide. Taught by leading experts over a 2-week period, this course is comparative and interdisciplinary in nature, and incorporates genocide theory, history, sociology, political science, anthropology and international law.
Registration is OPEN for the 2022 Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) (ONLINE)
The Genocide and Human Rights University Program (GHRUP) is an annual, intensive, graduate-level summer course that explores fundamental issues relating to gross violations of human rights and the prevention of genocide. Taught by leading experts over a 2-week period, this course is comparative and interdisciplinary in nature, and incorporates genocide theory, history, sociology, political science, anthropology and international law.