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Eighteen-year-old Shahnura is about to graduate from high school. Her mother spends hours at the dining table while Shahnura is at school, wondering if her mother, sister, and brother are still alive. Living in Germany without a passport or nationality, she listens to the harrowing stories of her mother and two friends who have experienced imprisonment and re-education camps in China. These accounts reveal the suffering, human rights abuses, forced adoptions, and the grim reality of the camps where the predominantly Muslim Turkic Uyghurs are tortured and mistreated. |
An Oppressed People Is Always Right
Aita Mari
Refugees in Their Own Land
Homefront
Stranger at the Gate
China: Uyghurs in Danger
On Our Doorstep
Refugees: Enemies or Victims?
China: The Uighur Tragedy
Refuge(e)
STARTING FROM ZERO
The Hearing
A Certain Liberation
Longe de Cabul
The Catastrophe Garden
Little Sahara
Someone Like Me
Voices of Auschwitz
I Am Rohingya: A Genocide in Four Acts
Big Brother: A World Under Surveillance |