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“At the UN, China is deploying a growing army of puppet organizations to monitor and intimidate human rights activists” – ICIJ

“How China Uses Financial Repression to Erase the Uyghur People” – Human Rights Foundation

“Made in China: Forced Labor and the Uyghur People” – U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants

“2024 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices: China (Includes Hong Kong, Macau, and Tibet)” – U.S. Department of State

“Manifest Risk: New ‘Air Silk Road’ Cargo Flights Carry Risk of Uyghur Forced Labor into Europe” – Uyghur Human Rights Project

“Risk at the Source: Critical Mineral Supply Chains and State-Imposed Forced Labour in the Uyghur Region” – Global Rights Compliance

“Going Global: China’s Transnational Repression of Protesters Worldwide” – Article19

“Breaking the Roots: China’s Use of Boarding Schools as a Tool of Genocide Against Uyghur Muslims” – Center for Uyghur Studies

“It Does Matter Where You Stay: International Hotel Chains in East Turkistan” – Uyghur Human Rights Project

“An Unbreakable Wall? Challenges and Prospects of Defending Freedom of Information in China” – Resilience Innovation Lab

United States Commission on International Religious Freedom – Annual Report 2025

2025 Theme: Solidarity with Refugees

World Refugee Day 2025 is a powerful call to action and empathy in a time of global uncertainty. With record numbers of people forcibly displaced and humanitarian aid under threat, this year’s theme—"Solidarity with Refugees"—urges us to move beyond words and take meaningful steps to support those forced to flee. Refugees seek not charity, but opportunity: a chance to rebuild their lives, contribute to their communities, and live with dignity.