Turmoil in Xinjiang of China

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  1. profile image52
    wosnkyposted 14 years ago

    Over the past year, there have been a number of violent

    incidents in different parts of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region

    (north west China), resulting in the deaths of a number of

    police officers, security guards, assailants and civilians. In

    April 2009 a bomb blast in Urumqi (north west China) killed one

    and injured several others. On 8 July 2009 the state media news

    agency (Xinhua) reports 156 deaths, 1,080 injuries and more

    than 1,400 arrests after serious rioting in Urumqi on 5 July.

    Night time traffic control measures were introduced in Urumqui

    City on Tuesday 7 July which may be further extended. We have

    also received unconfirmed reports of curfews being intorduced.

    To date no British nationals have been affected but you should

    avoid all areas where demonstrations are taking place and be

    aware of heightened tensions and disruption to travel at this

    time. You should keep yourself informed of developments when you go a China tour,www.tourochina.com, including by regularly checking this travel advice.

    1. Yu-Huang Shang Ti profile image60
      Yu-Huang Shang Tiposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      China is also a nation divided and filled with confrontation: It is divided between a coastal China and a landlocked one; it is divided between an urban China and a rural one; and it is divided between a China for the rich and one for the poor.

      In China you get these weird laws where "slander of the state" and "revealing state secrets" put people in jail for expressing dissent.

      Clearly, the all-pervading aim of the Chinese regime is not the conversion of the PRC into a pluralistic political system with a free market economy modeled after, and integrated with, Western institutions. Rather, its purpose is to perpetuate the Communist Party's rule.

      President Hu, urged the Chinese people to live by the Ba Rong, Ba Chi (Eight Honours and Eight Disgraces): “Love the country, do it no harm. However he also led a group of Red Guards from Tsinghua University to set fire to the British embassy. Hu also was the very same person who gave orders to suppress the so called Tibetan civilian uprisings and personally directed the crackdown wearing a helmet.

      For the record, many of the Turkic-speaking Uighurs, with a population of 9 million in Xinjiang, say the Communist Party is repressive and tries to snuff out their Islamic faith, language and culture.

      Many Uighurs fear that the influx of Chinese settlers, with their built-in advantages, is threatening Uighur culture, their means of existence and ultimately their survival. 

      Chinese authorities have ordered the top university in the western province of Xinjiang to stop teaching courses in the local Uighur language.

      Chinese authorities stated that all Uyghur people must officially begin to change their names into Chinese pinyin. “This policy contradicts the Chinese Constitution and the Autonomous Law because both of them promote the development of indigenous languages recognized by China without official intervention. Therefore, this is a systematic attempt by the Chinese authorities to further dilute the Uyghur identity and sinify them into Chinese culture”. According to Autonomous Law, the Uyghur language is the official language of “Xinjiang” Uyghur Autonomous Region, and its status is equal to Chinese language.

      This has serious political and cultural consequences for the Uyghurs to exist as a people”.

      This is a systematic ethnic cleansing campaign by the China government to wipe out or at least to outnumbered the Uighur by exporting Han ethnic to their land, Xinjiang.

      The uprising of the Uighurs had been covered up by the government of China as the movement of terrorist or Islamic resistance.   By claiming that, they hope the world and the western media especially will not look into the matter deeper.  It is a cheap and dirty tactics to suppress its own citizen. China is using various NGOs and pro-China media to cover up the bloody riot in Urumqi.

      China's record of human rights is deplorable considering Tibet, Taiwan, Uyghurs and other Minorities like Falun Gong.

      China, isn't developing, as some would like to claim. China is a rising militarist hegemony, that discriminates against it's own ethnic diversity and it's biodiversity.

      One only need to understand the Communist Party ideology, to understand the significance of the matter. Consider how the Beijing Olympic Games motto " 同一个世界 同一个梦想 " which means One World One Dream. A world controlled by the Communist Party of course!

  2. blondepoet profile image67
    blondepoetposted 14 years ago

    Thank God Cindy is out of there

    1. AEvans profile image71
      AEvansposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      I second that.smile

    2. Kenty profile image60
      Kentyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      lol,

  3. kashgar profile image59
    kashgarposted 14 years ago

    Hi there:
    It is true that many incidents were happened in Xinjiang this year and last year. Due to inccidents, many have cancelled their trip after they made up their mind and many continued their tour as it planed but none of them got problem or hurt. But it is safe for tourist to Travel in Xinjiang.http://www.silkroadtour.org/

  4. maidouxixi profile image60
    maidouxixiposted 14 years ago

    LOVE IN CHINA.

  5. tksensei profile image59
    tksenseiposted 14 years ago

    IS A GOOD THING

  6. earnestshub profile image80
    earnestshubposted 14 years ago

    Despite the politics, the Chinese people are wonderful in my experience of them as individuals. It is very distressing to see the disasters of the last week.
    I wish the people of China well, and hope that this terrible time passes quickly. My condolences to all affected by this horror.

    1. Kenty profile image60
      Kentyposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      thank you,welcom to china,

  7. Kenty profile image60
    Kentyposted 14 years ago

    I  am a chinese,i love china  and  chinese people  including  Ugygar.chinese people is goodness,but the government ~~~~```
    i dare not say anything about it.Yon should know that chinese people are also victims.

 
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