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Muslims Clash with Police over Mosque
A clash erupted between police and Muslims trying to defend their mosque from demolition in Ningxia, Reuters reports:Fighting between police and members of the largely Muslim Hui ethnic group broke out on Friday in Ningxia region, adjacent to Inner Mongolia province, after authorities declared their newly built mosque illegal, the South China Morning Post said. Hundreds of residents in Taoshan villageJanuary 3, 2012 11:26 PM
How China Kept Lid on Ramadan
The Los Angeles Times reports on the lengths that authorities went to in Xinjiang to ensure that the Muslim Uighur population
Australia Pressed to Take Uighurs
The U.S. has asked Australia to take in six of the Uighurs still held at Guantanamo Bay. From BBC:US President Barack
May 30, 2009 12:07 PM
Muslims Riot In China’s Henan Province
From the South China Morning Post, via the MEMRI blog: Hundreds of ethnic Hui Muslim people in the village of Luohe in China’s H
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