The Talk About Xinjiang guide was created to help facilitate conversations with Chinese friends, family, and colleagues about the ongoing abuses of Uyghurs and other Turkic peoples in China's Xinjiang region. On this website you can find a variety of continuously-updated Chinese news reports on this topic — drawn from a diverse range of global media organisations — as well as ways for Chinese-speakers to get involved. We hope readers can approach these resources with an open mind.

 

The guide was created out of several years of the authors having such conversations themselves; we hope that its contents will spur on many more such conversations for readers who want to discuss the issue with Chinese friends, relatives, colleagues, and the like, but don't know where to start. You can download the guide from this page in pdf form. 

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We envision this guide as a living document, and hope to incorporate readers' feedback and experiences into future versions of the guide. Do you have Chinese sources to add, thoughts on the guide, questions about the topic, or experiences you want to share? Feel free to get in touch at talkaboutxinjiang@protonmail.com!

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"Whoever listens to a witness becomes a witness." — Elie Wiesel

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本网站提供帮助读者与身边的朋友和亲人谈论新疆问题的资料。在本网站上，您可以找到来自各种关于新疆问题的双语资料和与他人讨论新疆问题的方式。本网站的内容来自作者们多年与他人探讨敏感话题的亲身经验，并包括一份 PDF 格式的新疆问题讨论指南，以及来自各种可信渠道的双语资料。我们希望本网站的内容能激发更多关于新疆的讨论，并帮助那些想开始讨论新疆问题的读者。

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一传十，十传百，滴水石穿。通过有效的沟通和用心的传播，个体的力量往往会同种子一般产生不同凡响的收获。我们希望通过这份指南，您能够行动起来，与身边的亲朋好友交流新疆问题，让他们也能认识到这个问题的重要性和严重性。

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我们望读者能给我们提供反思、建议、与经历，并会用读者反馈更新网站内容。如果您想提供中文资料，发表对指南的看法，或分享您自己的经验：请联系 talkaboutxinjiang@protonmail.com！

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“听证人云者亦为证人。” —艾莉·威塞尔（Elie Wiesel）