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In the field of economics and business management this is called bias and preferential treatment. Not only is this unethical, but negates the organization's diversity initiative. Chinese companies should provide job opportunities for the minorities.

I am in agreement with this, it would be counterproductive if the Chinese security forces were to use profiling , in fact, the blanketed term of 'terrorist' could be used by Chinese security forces to commit heinous acts or even abuses on Uighyur peoples who may be innocent of crimes...

Of course its an objective concern, and the environmental implications should be thoroughly assessed. Your vulgar remonstration doesn't change that.

Solid point.

Agreed, sounds like a lot of intrapyshic tension on the FM's part.

The title of the thread... :lol: :P

Nonesense. They were just pointing out an objective consideration.

I don't think it is fair for you to compare Uighyur people with gypsies. There is a profound dichotomy between the former and latter.

Precisely. It is an example of how Christian-majority, Slav Russian Federation can deal with ethnic and religious minorities. I mean there are even Mongols in Russia who are patriotic , serving in the Russian Federation Armed Forces. There's a lot China can learn in terms of nation building and...

Correct. The only way to solve the problem is for the government (central) to implement policies that encourage Uighyur inclusion into the general society. Alienation does nothing. In fact, China can learn from Russia's policies in Chechnya. After years of war, pouring economic development in...

Such blind zealotry is the catalyst of un-enlightened clamor. :coffee:

The fact of the matter is that there will always be radical groups whenever a nation state rules various peoples of differing ethnic and religious origin. Indonesia had fought wars in suppressing terrorist organizations such as JI (Jeremiyyah Islamiyah) as well as separatist groups from Irian...

Let's hope all will be okay...Inshallah!

Why should they leave? They've been living in that land centuries even before Han arrived in that region. No, you cannot have such xenophobic mentality especially in a region that is bordering a plethora of nation states and ethnic groups. It would be a strategic imperative to develop policies...

A referendum may will not be recognized by Beijing's authoritarian regime.

I would propose a more liberal policy that's more inclusive for China's minorities. The fact is that the Uighyurs are in China and they have been living in Xinjiang for hundreds of years , and a historical basis for their interaction with China through the silk road, connecting the West vis a...

My proposal: 1. Set up a tighter border patrols 2. Introduce sufism into China 3. Implement policies that promote assimilation of ethnic Uighurs with Han majority 4. Advocate a more tolerant policy for ethnic groups in Xinjiang and other provinces 5. Refrain from excessive ruthlessness in...

Next up for Prime Minister Shinzo Abe? Figuring out how to put official development assistance (ODA) to “strategic” use so the international aid program can help Japan make a more “proactive contribution” to world peace, one of Abe’s pet policy goals. Since the program was launched 60 years...

By: Shinzo Abe Prime Minister of Japan We have all heard the saying, “Sunshine is the best disinfectant.” That is particularly true where Asian security is concerned. Indeed, I believe that a framework under which Asian governments publicly disclose their military budgets needs to be...

Manila: President Benigno Aquino III is slated to visit Japan on Tuesday and meet with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to discuss deepening ties and forge further partnerships in the regional and local level. According to Foreign Affairs Assistant Secretary Charles Jose, the meeting between the two...