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Poet Tahir Hamut Izgil has written a compelling and elegant first-person account of resisting China’s crackdown on Islam
Opponents fear bill to stop public bodies adopting ‘own foreign policy’ will not apply exclusively to any state
German carmaker responds to accusations it is linked to forced labour
Carmakers are the target of one the first cases brought under Germany’s new supply chain law
German carmaker faces human rights and climate protesters at turbulent annual meeting
Foreign secretary discusses areas of ‘disagreement and co-operation’ with China’s vice-president at pre-coronation meeting
Xinjiang police try to manipulate Turkic Muslims abroad through offers of contact with family or threats to loved ones
Germany’s biggest utility warns green energy projects are suffering delays but group supports the US legislation
Toothless sanctions and empty agreements with Beijing fail to improve human rights in the region
Meetings with EU and UK officials axed amid protests over treatment of Uyghurs in north-west Chinese region
Governor of China’s north-west region set to travel to London and Brussels while his junior officials have been barred
Justice Dove rejects legal challenge brought against UK government over cotton imports but makes damning assessment
China has come under renewed international pressure over its treatment of Uyghur Muslims
Plus, a multibillion-dollar effort to wean Indonesia off coal
High Court hearing increases pressure on British companies sourcing products from Chinese region
Narrow vote marks diplomatic victory for Beijing after facing accusations of ‘crimes against humanity’
Fashion retailer in recovery mode following furore over forced labour in Xinjiang
Staff at human rights office pushed former high commissioner to release findings despite resistance from Beijing
Move could strain relations with Beijing in light of allegations about working conditions in Xinjiang
Investigation finds possible ‘crimes against humanity’ committed against Uyghurs, despite Beijing’s objections
Long-anticipated report details credible evidence that Uyghurs were subjected to torture in camps
Plus, the world reacts to the ISSB’s draft standards
Shipments from Chinese region barred under rules in effect from June 21
Unusual intervention by IG Metall and German state of Lower Saxony increases scrutiny of carmaker
Michelle Bachelet’s Uyghur human rights investigation has been stymied by Beijing and expediency
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