‘Chinese law doesn’t protect Uyghurs’

Riots in the volatile region of Xinjiang, China have claimed 12 lives. Many on social media as well as Uyghur activists see the violence as a result of ethnic and religious repression, while citizens inside China struggle to find news about the tensions. Ashley Crowson looks at the causes of and response to the recent tension.
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Riots in the volatile region of Xinjiang, China have claimed 12 lives. Some people on social media as well as Uyghur activists see the violence as a result of ethnic and religious repression, while citizens inside China have taken to Microblogging sites to try and find information.

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