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Uighur Muslims, Strangers in Homeland

Amid intensifying massive crackdown on Uighurs in the Muslim-majority Xinjiang province, human rights activists have warned that religious, cultural and language restrictions would spark more tension and violence in the mineral-rich district for years.

News ID: 1405629 Publish Date : 2014/05/12

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Uighur Muslims, Strangers in Homeland

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