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Another Brick in the Wall
Friday, July 10, 2009
Opinion: Behind the Violence in Xinjiang
Unless Beijing addresses the root causes of ethnic tensions and ends its systemic human rights violations, the chances of more violence will remain high.
China’s President Vows to ‘Deal a Blow’ to Protesters
President Hu Jintao called for stability and promised harsh punishment for those found to have played a role in the disturbances that have killed scores of people and injured more than a thousand.
Migrants Describe Grief From China’s Strife
The journey of a family trying to forge a new life in the Xinjiang region ended with the death of a son in ethnic riots.
China Warns of Executions as Riots Ebb
President Hu Jintao cut short his trip to the G-8 summit as the party boss in China’s Xinjiang region issued a threat after three days of ethnic violence.
Exile in the U.S. Becomes Face of Uighurs
Rebiya Kadeer, vilified by Beijing as the unseen hand behind Uighur protests in China, is now a symbol of her people’s resistance against the Chinese.
Opinion: Beijing Always Wins
Why China’s leaders aren’t frightened by Uighur unrest.
NY Times Editorial: Now Xinjiang
Beijing’s rulers will never achieve the stability they covet until they work toward political solutions that give minority groups more autonomy over their lives.
Clashes in China Shed Light on Ethnic Divide
Uighur protesters have given voice to broader concerns at the heart of the deadliest ethnic violence to strike China in decades.
Monday, July 6, 2009
China riots leave 140 dead
Jul 06 - China says at least 140 dead are in Xinjiang unrest.
Riots in Western China Amid Ethnic Tension
At least 1,000 rioters clashed with the police as disputes between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese grew.
Sunday, July 5, 2009
In Drive for Wind Power, Man Who Led Coal Plant Seeks Atonement
Min Deqing says he delayed installing pollution controls at his coal plant, and hopes to redeem himself by promoting clean energy.
Green Power Takes Root in the Chinese Desert
Beijing is steering a push toward wind and solar power, while the U.S. is just starting.
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Opinion: Behind the Violence in Xinjiang
China’s President Vows to ‘Deal a Blow’ to Protesters
Migrants Describe Grief From China’s Strife
China Warns of Executions as Riots Ebb
Exile in the U.S. Becomes Face of Uighurs
Opinion: Beijing Always Wins
NY Times Editorial: Now Xinjiang
Clashes in China Shed Light on Ethnic Divide
China riots leave 140 dead
Riots in Western China Amid Ethnic Tension
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