Security campaign follows fatal summer riots between ethnic Uighur and Han Chinese in capital of UrumqiChinese authorities have launched a security campaign in the troubled north-west region of Xinjiang, state media reported today.The "strike hard and... ...full story at Guardian Unlimited
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Authorities Launch "Strike Hard" Campaign in Tibet »
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Radio Free Asia reports that Chinese authorities have launched a so-called strike hard campaign in Tibet.
Since January 18, authorities have raided hotels, housing blocks, rented houses, bars, and Internet cafes in the Tibetan capital of Lhasa.... |
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Xinjiang steps up crime crackdown » People's Daily Police in the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region will "strike hard" at criminals during a security campaign aimed at wiping out lawlessness and continuing the hunt for people who took part in the deadly riots in the capital, Urumqi, four months ago. The... |
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Xinjiang police launches anti-crime campaign to safeguard stability » People's Daily Police in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, northwest China, has stepped up crackdown on criminal activities to safeguard stability and public security. The anti-crime action will be carried out across the region from the beginning of November to... |
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Xinjiang in mind » James Reynolds The Olympic torch is coming to China's Xinjiang province - a region in the west of the country that borders Russia, Afghanistan and six other countries. Xinjiang is home to a large ethnic minority - around eight million Uighur people, who are Muslim.... |
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China executes 9 for Xinjiang Riots » Shanghaiist Nine people were executed yesterday for their involvement in the Xinjiang riots earlier this summer. Among the nine, two were ethnically Han, and the other seven were of Uighur descent. The exiled World Uighur Congress denounced the executions as unfair... |
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Xinjiang cracking down on illegal food additives » People's Daily Authorities in China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region are examining illegal additives in grain and cooking oil to improve food safety in the wake of the milk scandal. The campaign, launched Monday across the landlocked region in the country's... |
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