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I'm not so sure I understand, are you saying that the removal of inefficient civil servants is cause for riots?
Clearly tension is being created and fuel by some "interests" - should they be allowed to create civil unrest?
So your take on the riots is that they are justifed and should be seen as a equal rights struggle?? You give no credence to the authorities claim that an outside force is effecting events in Urumuchi? If not, why not?
BTW - Has Rekya Kadeer's group a proscribed group in China? Do you think Ms. Kadeer should be granted legitimacy? How is it that Ms. Kadeer "represents" Uighur all the way from Washington DC?
.the olympic games terrorist threats, a lot of Uighur's in Xinjiang, especially those in high posts in the police, adminstration, etc. lost their jobs. In the past year, the adminstration has taken a very obvious Han Chinese colour, which has invariably fueled tensions
I'm not so sure I understand, are you saying that the removal of inefficient civil servants is cause for riots?
Clearly tension is being created and fuel by some "interests" - should they be allowed to create civil unrest?
the issue is not about seperatism in Xinjiang, but the treatment of the Uighur community of Xinjiang.
They should have equal rights and opportunities as Chinese Han. A Uighur cannot go to South East China, and register as a citizen, yet the demographics of Xinjiang have been altered by incentivised migration.
Considering all the natural resources that the Center extracts from Xinjian, the Uighurs of xinjiang at least desrve a proper education and access to jobs. People are only interested in bettering their lives and those of their children, the Uighurs are no different.
Comparing their human aspirations with the intentions of terrorists, and using the Han Chinese communities there as a hammer to beat them when they ask for equal rights as chinese citizens is a big mistake by the authorities, and may exacerbate the problem to the extent that seperatist feeling could take root.
So your take on the riots is that they are justifed and should be seen as a equal rights struggle?? You give no credence to the authorities claim that an outside force is effecting events in Urumuchi? If not, why not?
BTW - Has Rekya Kadeer's group a proscribed group in China? Do you think Ms. Kadeer should be granted legitimacy? How is it that Ms. Kadeer "represents" Uighur all the way from Washington DC?