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21 August, 2008

Uighurs and Xinjiang


China's forgotten people - New Statesman
The 'Hanification' of Xinjiang - Asia Times Online
China's tough Xinjiang policy backfires - China's success in eliminating clusters of Muslim insurgencies in the western province of Xinjiang may have pushed an alleged separatist movement across the border into Pakistan and Afghanistan, exposing it to greater influences by jihadi groups in those countries. - Asia Times Online
Backlash Over Chinese Handling of Muslim Minority - Experts Wonder if China's Crackdown on Muslim Minority is Fueling Violent Sentiment - ABC
Deadly attacks give China experts pause - Analysts had seen official Chinese warnings of a terrorism threat as exaggerated and serving to justify authoritarian practices. Not now. - LAT
Last spring
Just like America, China is building a multi-ethnic empire in the west - Tibet and Xinjiang have the misfortune of having resources the Asian giant wants, and being on the path to resources it needs - by Parag Khanna , Guardian
The Conqueror of China’s Wild West - How the west was won on China’s Islamic frontier - Asia Sentinel
Is Xinjiang the Next Tibet? , by Nicholas D. Kristof - NYT
China's Ethnic Tension Isn't Limited to Tibet - Tension in Xinjiang Remains High Between Local Turkic Uighurs and Han Settlers - WSJ
Quiet death in Xinjiang - Tibet is not the only Chinese province to suffer barbaric treatment from its Beijing masters - Guardian
Tackling China - Curfews, headscarf bans and mass detentions. A Uighur activist discusses the protests against Beijing - Newsweek
Uighurs struggle in a world reshaped by Chinese influx - In China's far west, the Muslim ethnic group finds itself relegated to menial jobs. Chinese officials also restrict religious practice and use of their language in schools - CSM
Suspicious story
This summer
China is making a Frontal Attack on our Ethnic Identity , interview with Rebiya Kadeer - by Joshua Kucera, EurasiaNet
China's Still-Wild West - Beijing imposed heavy security on the Olympic torch’s passage through Xinjiang Province , by Robert D. Kaplan - The Atlantic

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