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China's Uighur Petitioners Face Abuse in Beijing
The Los Angeles Times tells the story of a group of Uighur petitioners camped out in Beijing who are seeking justice for discrimination they faced at home in Xinjiang: For more than two years, a small group of Uighurs upset in one way or another by Chinese officials has lived under bridges that span the narrow, murky Hucheng River paralleling the Second Ring Road, one of Beijing’s busiest hiAugust 21, 2011 9:49 PM
Woeser: Fire on the Mountain
Tsering Woeser, a prominent Tibetan blogger who usually goes by her second name alone, has an essay in Foreign Policy cal
A Sympathetic Hearing
A Newsweek report takes a look at how the Qinghai earthquake is inspiring a rare feeling of empathy and solidarity among
April 15, 2010 2:30 PM
China’s Changing Views on Race
The New York Times has run an online forum about race in China, featuring Yan Sun, political scientist, Ho-fung Hung, his
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