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China Has Secret Gulags for TWO MILLION Uighurs?

August 13, 2018 by Charles Liu 11 Comments

Can anyone find the original source? I can not (only reports from US panelist saying there are "credible reports" based on propaganda paid for by US government via NED, not actual investigation or verification by UN): https://www.nytimes.com/reuters/2018/08/10/world/asia/10reuters-china-rights-un.html UPDATE: NYT has quietly pulled the article. Here's more details about … [Read more...] about China Has Secret Gulags for TWO MILLION Uighurs?

Xinjiang in the News Again … as Political Islam is Ignored Yet Again

June 25, 2015 by Mr. Allen 14 Comments

So Xinjiang in on the Western news again.  In the last few days, articles have appeared at Reuters, Wall Street Journal, the Christian Science Monitor, to name just a few... Here is an excerpt from the Christian Science Monitor: … [Read more...] about Xinjiang in the News Again … as Political Islam is Ignored Yet Again

(Letter from may) Translation: Letter from Xinjiang – Reflections on the Xinjiang Problem

July 13, 2009 by Guest 117 Comments

The letter was written to Mr. Ruan Yunfei 冉云飞, a well-known Chinese writer and blogger, by someone from a very small minority group in Xinjiang after the Urumqi Incident. It provides a unique perspective into the ethnic relations in the region. It is unique because the author is neither Han nor Uighur and the voice from smaller minority groups in Xinjiang is seldom heard. The … [Read more...] about (Letter from may) Translation: Letter from Xinjiang – Reflections on the Xinjiang Problem

Violence in Urumqi – Details still Sketchy

July 6, 2009 by Mr. Allen 428 Comments

Chinese media has been reporting what appear to be ethnically-motivated riots in Urumqi, the capital of Xinjiang.  Xinhua reports that casualty may have reached 140, with more injured. Western press have also latched onto the story. Here is the latest report from the Wall Street Journal. … [Read more...] about Violence in Urumqi – Details still Sketchy

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