But to tell the truth, the problem in Xinjiang won't be resolve, and can cause a fracture in Pakistan - China relationship if both people see the others from their own set of value. Because both China and Pakistan have different set of value and belief. And that difference are really fundamental for both people.
One thing, for Pakistan, Islam is their core value. And you can't deny that Islam has their own agenda. Whatever it is in cultural front, belief system, and even in politic.
In the other side, China also have their own core value. That heavily influence by Communism doctrine or ideology. That's of course, is not compatible with any religion tradition; including Islam.
So, if both countries see the other from their own value, the friendship won't go on forever. There will be friction.
I think I can understand @beijingwalker frustration in here. Because he's being attacked by Pakistani Posters who see China from their Islamic point of view. And @beijingwalker who have his own belief, based on China value, feel intimidated, and not welcomed in here. I see that nobody is wrong here. They just have a very different value that oppose to each others.
Because the Pakistani Muslim see Uyghur Vocational camp from their Islamic perspective, and see that that is an oppression. But Chinese see the vocational camp from a different perspective that they are actually educate those Uyghur.For the good of those people. it just like seeing a coin from 2 different side.
I don't know how both people should act, to respect each other, and maintain the trust. I will let both Chinese Posters and Pakistani ones to settle their difference, and to make their relation and trust stronger than ever.
The problem can be resolved. Once CPEC goes into full swing the entire region's prosperity will increase. China can keep its core values but the Govt must respect the belief system of its citizens. You do know even in Islam citizens aren't meant to rebel against the Govt and if they are oppressed then they should migrate to a land that gives them freedom. What agenda does Islam have? You do know in our 1400 year history we didn't have much civil war. Things only changed when the west colonised the region. Communism isn't practised in China it's dead. A good example was Bo Xilai click getting decimated. In fact, communism was destroyed in China when Deng Xiaoping came to power. At the dinner table, Chinese people love talking about Confucious philosophy but at the heart of Chinese Govt like all Chinese dynasties they follow legalism.
I have said it many times. Any Uighur terrorists need to be killed. We did the same when ETIM was in alliance with TTP fighters. Pakistani's are uneducated on this issue. Can you really blame them? The entire world media is against China so the only news they read is negativity. I have always been impressed with the Chinese Govt but they are absolutely bad in running a PR campaign. This isn't just about the Uighur issue. China has failed in the Falong Gong fiasco, Tibet problem and its other human rights violation accusations. This is because they haven't employed the right people. This is destroying China's soft image, it needs to do better. There's nothing wrong with educational camps. But Pakistani's have a problem if Uighur's aren't allowed to practice their basic religious rights like praying. The problem isn't about China's policies but its bad PR message.
The Chinese won't get a better welcome anywhere else in the world other than Pakistan. @Beast needs to visit the country to know the truth.