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Trouble in Northwest China

April 24, 2013by Wang Daiyu Leave a comment

From LA Times   Clashes between police and Uighurs in China leave 21 dead By Barbara DemickApril 24, 2013, 6:57 a.m. BEIJING — In the deadliest ethnic violence in China […]

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Xinjiang Crackdown and Changing Perceptions of China in the Islamic World?

August 18, 2009by Wang Daiyu 4 Comments

How the recent events in China have changed its image in some Muslim countries. Source: http://www.jamestown.org/single/?no_cache=1&tx_ttnews%5Btt_news%5D=35370 August 5, 2009 Xinjiang Crackdown and Changing Perceptions of China in the Islamic World? […]

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Xinjiang Update – 07/29/09

July 29, 2009by Wang Daiyu Leave a comment

Xinjiang unrest ‘not ethnic’ Al Jazeera More controversy at the Melbourne International Film Festival ABC Australia Police have evidence of World Uyghur Congress masterminding Xinjiang riot Xinhua, Official Chinese News […]

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China to allow 2,700 Muslims to visit Mecca: report

July 23, 2009by Wang Daiyu 3 Comments

via AFP. The numbers do not add up since a couple of years ago the Chinese government allowed 10,000 pilgrims to perform hajj but this news story is saying that […]

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Xinjiang: Commentaries and Links

July 13, 2009by Wang Daiyu 2 Comments

The perspective of the Chinese Government Woman behind Xinjiang riot caught self-contradictory via Xinhua Uygur official condemns riot, calls for healing in Xinjiang Xinhua Islamic college thanked for sheltering civilians […]

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Ramadan Crackdown & the use of Terminology: Chinese Muslim vs. Uiygar vs. Hui vs. Han Muslim

September 11, 2008by Wang Daiyu 22 Comments

Before delving into the issue regarding Ramadan restrictions in Xinjiang I wanted to clarify some terminology which most people outside of China get wrong. Thus for example the media often […]

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Eid Mubarak

October 13, 2007by Wang Daiyu 2 Comments

Eid Mubarak to Muslims all over the world. Children play in a street of Kax, city of northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, Oct. 24, 2006, on the first day […]

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