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In a 55-page sworn affidavit, Meng said she has suffered from severe hypertension for years and has been treated in a Canadian hospital since her arrest. (Reuters)

China slams ‘inhumane’ treatment of Huawei executive

Meng’s arrest on December 1 has infuriated Beijing, rocking stock markets and raising tensions amid a truce in the US-China trade war

Finance Minister Nhlanhla Nene. (Reuters)

Foreign reporters say working conditions in China are deteriorating

BBC reporter Matthew Goddard told the FCCC that unknown individuals tried to smash his camera equipment after he refused to hand over footage

China launches nationwide crackdown on “terrorism”

Security forces have been ordered to prevent militants from moving beyond China’s borders days after an attack which killed dozens in Xinjiang.

China’s state-run media blames ‘terrorists’ for violent clashes in Xinjiang

China’s Global Times newspaper has blamed over 100 people it branded "terrorists" for sparking "riots" in the ethnically-divided region of Xinjiang.

The Uighur people in Xinjiang

Riots in China’s troubled Xinjiang region kill 27

Unrest in China’s ethnically divided Xinjiang have left 27 people dead in the latest outbreak of violence in the troubled western region.

Chinese go online to vent ire at Xinjiang unrest

Chinese are venting their anger online after ethnic unrest in the Muslim region of Xinjiang left at least 156 dead.

Xinjiang protests resume as death toll hits 156

Hundreds of Uighur clashed with police in the capital of China’s Muslim region of Xinjiang on Tuesday, two days after ethnic unrest left 156 dead.

Eight people dead after suicide attacks in China

Suicide bombings and police shootings left eight people dead in western China on Sunday, as Islamic separatists attempted to steal global attention.