Slideshow: Images of Unrest in Urumqi Being Spread in Chinese Cyberspace （2）
Images of Urumqi unrest taken by foreign journalists and being spread by Chinese netizens
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Mary Hennock: Bad Press
From Newsweek: Another tried-and-true technique follows the script used in Tibet: Beijing has blamed exiled businesswoman Rebiya Kadeer for the violence. Kadeer, who heads a Washington-based confederation of exile organizations...
Read MoreBBS Posts: The Current Situation in Urumqi
Following the weekend’s unrest in Xinjiang, the current censorship and blocking of websites appears to be the most severe in history. Nevertheless, many Chinese netizens are still managing to access outside information and...
Read MorePoor Migrants Describe Grief From China’s Ethnic Strife
From the New York Times: As Muslim Uighurs rampaged through the streets of this western provincial capital on Sunday, Zhang Aiying rushed home and stashed her fruit cart away, safe from the mob. But there was no sign of her son,...
Read MoreJian Junbo: Ghost of Marx Haunts China’s Riots
Dr Jian Junbo is assistant professor of the Institute of International Studies at Fudan University, Shanghai, China. From the Asia Times Online: As the influence of Marxism as the dominant ideology is diminishing in China, the...
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