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Uighurs
Indonesian Muslims Protest China’s Uyghur Abuses
By Associated Press
More than a thousand protesters marched to the Chinese embassy in downtown Jakarta.
Smuggling Out the Truth: The Story of the Xinjiang Papers and China Cables
By Ben Lowsen
An unprecedented series of leaks of Chinese internal government documents highlights human rights abuses and possibly a crack in the façade of Xi Jinping’s power in China.
China’s Cultural Genocide and the Conscience of Nations
By Ben Lowsen
As China does its worst, the world must uphold the best.
The China Wildcard in the Qatar Crisis
By Rob Edens
A closer look at the stakes for Beijing and what that might mean.
Western Journalistic Confirmation Bias: Reporting on Kashgar’s Old Town Renewal Project
By Patrik K. Meyer
Western journalists’ analysis of massive works transforming Kashgar Old Town have been distorted by confirmation bias.
Islamist Discontent Over China’s Treatment of Uighurs
By Muhammad Akbar Notezai
Pakistani activists are – quietly for now – unhappy at Beijing’s crackdown on Chinese Muslims.
China’s New Silk Road and Its Impact on Xinjiang
By Su-Mei Ooi and Kate Trinkle
China’s plans for Central Asia are likely to see Beijing take a tighter grip on the restive Xinjiang region.
Zhou Yongkang, Islamic State and China’s Pivot West
By Yo-Jung Chen
The downfall of its oil and security tsar gives China a chance to salvage relations with its Muslim minority.
Why China's Terrorists are Targeting Train Stations
By Zachary Keck
The decision by Uighur separatists to target Chinese rail stations is both symbolic and strategic
Islamists Vow China Attacks
An Islamist group claims responsibility for attacks in China’s restive western Xinjiang region this summer.
Ethnic Unrest Flares in China
The latest violence in the Uighur-dominated city of Kashgar in Xinjiang is a reminder of government failures.
Cambodia’s Uighur ‘Madness’
WikiLeaks cables suggest serious shortcomings in Cambodia’s willingness to abide by human rights treaties – and China’s continuing influence in the country.
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