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By Paul Goble The violence in Xinjiang has highlighted the plight of the Uyghurs living under often brutal Chinese rule and called attention to the broader Uyghur problem across Central Asia, where many Uyghurs live and whose regimes must now find ways to maintain close ties with Beijing while not further alienating their own peoples. Most Uyghurs, as the world now knows, live in Eastern ...
Suppression of Uighur dissent reflects deep fear in Beijing that separatists could splinter the nation Riots in China's restless Xinjiang province are nothing new. In 1990, 50 people were killed in the town of Baren when armed police put down a demonstration against Chinese rule by 3,000 disgruntled Muslims. In 1997, members of the province's ethnic Uighur population gathered in the city of ...
The apex body of Indian Muslims has come forward to condemn the brutality shown by the Chinese authority in the autonomous Xinjiang region in the last few days.
More than 30 protesters from Alberta's Uighur community protested outside Calgary's Chinese consulate on Wednesday, calling for an end to violence in the northwestern China.
By Breffni O'Rourke The Uyghurs of western China are an ethnic Turkic people who are by tradition Muslim, and who feel more kinship with the peoples of Central Asia than with the Han Chinese -- the communist state's dominant population. The Uyghurs are an ancient race who have made their mark on Eastern and Central Asian history. For more than a hundred years, in the eighth and ninth centuries, ...
By Paul Goble As the violence in Xinjiang continues, ever more Russian analysts are focusing not just on what is going on there between the Uyghurs and the Han Chinese authorities but also on the implications of the violence there for Russia both as a mirror of its own current problems and as a source of new ones. And while many of the Moscow commentaries are as hyperbolic as those coming from ...
When the Chinese government, with the comfort of hindsight, looks back on its handling of the unrest in Urumqi and East Turkestan this week, it will most likely tell the world with great satisfaction that it acted in the interests of maintaining stability.
After the July 5 riot in Urumqi, the government calls for efforts to restore order in Xinjiang. The government is taking measures to stabilize the situation and curb increased violence in Urumqi.
URUMQI: Xinjiang authorities declared a traffic curfew in the regional capital from 9 pm last night to 8 am today as part of heightened measures to quell escalating violence.
Xinjiang authorities declared a traffic curfew in the regional capital from 9pm last night to 8am today as part of heightened measures to quell escalating violence. The move came after chaos hit the .....
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