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A Victim of Repression in Xinjiang Awaits New Life - [M] Lina Moreno / DER SPIEGEL ; Xingjiang Police Files, Greg Baker / Getty Images, Adrien Nowak / IMAGO, privat, mapsvg.com, Getty Images (3)

"I Want To Live" A Victim of Repression in Xinjiang Awaits New Life

In China's Xinjiang region, officials have forced hundreds of thousands of residents into internment camps. Activist Zhanargul Zhumatai describes how she got through her reeducation program – and why she lives in fear of being arrested again. By Christoph Giesen und Katharina Graça Peters

What Human Rights Problems? European Politicians Shill for Kazakh Autocrat

European social democrats are allowing themselves to be used by Kazakhstan's autocratic leader. Not only do they advocate for his regime abroad, they're also supporting him in a family dispute with his former son-in-law. And large sums of money are reportedly changing hands. Von Walter Mayr

Corrupt-i-stan Kazakh Massacre Fuels Rising Mistrust

The shocking murder of 15 soldiers in Kazakhstan led to a dubious trial and the sacking of the chief of the border guards. Now the suspicious airplane death of his reform-minded replacement has compounded widespread mistrust of the government. Von Christian Neef

Operation Groundhog in Kazakhstan The US Seeks to Protect Former Soviet Nuclear Testing Site

Plutonium is lying around, virtually unprotected, at a test site in Kazakhstan where the Soviets once detonated more than 500 nuclear bombs. Could the dangerous material fall into the hands of terrorists? Von Cordula Meyer

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