Previously unreported auction documents show Chinese courts selling off millions of dollars in assets seized from jailed Uyghur business leaders
Courts sell off property and company shares once belonging to jailed Uyghur business owners
After locking up as many as a million people in camps in Xinjiang, Chinese authorities are destroying Uighur neighborhoods and purging the region's culture. They say they’re fighting terrorism. Their aim: to engineer a society loyal to Beijing. Photo illustration: Sharon Shi. Video: Clément Bürge
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