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 Trapped in a Virtual Cage: Chinese State Repression of Uyghurs Online 
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 Author NameHenryk Szadziewski

 

 PublisherThe Uyghur Human Rights Project

 

 On July 5, 2009, after security forces violently suppressed a Uyghur demonstration in Urumchi, Chinese state officials cut all Internet service across East Turkestan. More than 20 million people in a vast region covering one sixth of China’s landmass faced ten months in an Internet wilderness.



 Publish Year2014

 

 Total page90

 

 Category[Reports](/reports)

 

 

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