热比娅·卡德尔（Rebiya Kadeer）是一名受到迫害的维吾尔人领袖，维吾尔人是一个 居住在中国西部的突厥少数民族 。她告诉澳大利亚广播公司ABC的 ...

Tang said she received telephone calls several days ago from the Chinese Foreign Ministry and the State Administration of Radio, Film and TV (SARFT) in which they told Tang about the Kadeer ...

The Chinese government has expressed severe dissatisfaction towards the Australian government's decision to grant the leader of the separatist World Uygur Congress, Rebiya Kadeer, a tourist visa ...

Rebiya Kadeer's recent visits to Japan and Australia have provided her rare opportunities to pitch her separatist stories, while local media hype surrounding her trips also intrigued audience in ...

On a visit to Japan for a series of speeches, exiled Uyghur democracy leader Rebiya Kadeer lamented the ongoing violence in Xinjiang and said she is now pessimistic about new president Xi Jinping ...

Human rights NGO Amnesty International has released an “urgent action” call for the release of as many as 30 relatives of U.S.-based Uyghur human rights activist Rebiya Kadeer that the ...

Kadeer's eldest son Khahar claimed he himself was a witness of the riot. Khahar, Rebiya Kadeer's eldest son, said, "I saw the whole thing from the balcony of my apartment. Mobs came from the south.

Kadeer made the remarks after meeting with Guts United Taiwan president Freddy Lim (林昶佐) at her Washington office on Wednesday and accepting his invitation to visit Taiwan. Beijing has accused Kadeer ...

I have a sense that the political overtone of this year’s Melbourne festival is getting more and more intense…In putting the documentary “10 Conditions of Love,” in which Rebiya [Kadeer ...

Family members of Uygur separatist Rebiya Kadeer condemned her, in letters made public Monday, for killing hundreds of innocent people in the Urumqi riots. Rebiya’s son, Khahar, daughter ...

Kadeer discussed her proposed visit, tentatively scheduled for this year, and its implications for Taiwan-China relations, with Uighur diaspora leaders and Lin asking about the Taiwanese government’s ...

Kadeer lives in Virginia and heads the World Uighur Congress. She made a fortune in business in China’s far west in the 1990s, only to fall foul of authorities and spend six years in jail.