June 11, 2011 2:14 PM
Tag: Ethnic conflict
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Police, Rioters Clash in Western China; At Least Four Dead
At least four people were killed by police during a riot in Hotan, Xinjiang today. From the Los Angeles Times:Authorities in the western frontier city of Hotan opened fire on a mob after it attacked a police station, set it on fire and took hostages, the report said. One police official, a security guard and two hostages were killed in the incident, the report said. Dilxat Raxit of the World UyghurJuly 18, 2011 8:01 AM
Ethnic Protests in China Have Lengthy Roots
The New York Times provides the historical, political and social context behind the recent protests in Inner Mongolia:…The
China Official: 5 Killed During Urumqi Protests (Updated with Video)
AP reports on the ongoing protests in Urumqi following reports of a string of syringe attacks. Five people have been killed
September 4, 2009 9:24 AM
Temtsel Hao: Xinjiang, Tibet, Beyond: China’s Ethnic Relations
The interplay between local identity, state policy, and economic change is at the core of the violent events in Tibet in
July 27, 2009 9:31 AM
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