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Why Muslim nations remain silent as China sends ethnic minorities to re-education camps By Tasha Wibawa
PHOTO: Re-education was often used by Chinese leaders in the past to force cooperation. (Reuters: Thomas Peter)RELATED STORY: US company selling clothes made in Chinese ‘concentration camps’RELATED STORY: US and Australia call on China to close Uighur re-education campsRELATED STORY: ‘Absolutely massive’: China’s secret detention … Continue reading
No veils, no ‘abnormal’ beards: China’s first anti-extremism law targets Xinjiang
Beijing: China’s first anti-extremism law comes into effect on Saturday, enforcing bans on full-face veils�and long beards in the restive far-western region�of Xinjiang. Such bans had previously only been applied ad hoc. The Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region sits along the … Continue reading
Fearing China by BINOY KAMPMARK
The biblical assertion that there is nothing original under the sun finds form on a regular basis in the behaviour of states. This is particularly so regarding assumptions or more often than not, misassumptions, about military means and abilities. The … Continue reading
Death Row Interviews (BBC Documentary – 2013)
Every Saturday night in China, millions gather around their televisions to watch Interviews Before Execution, an extraordinary talk show which interviews prisoners on death row. In the weeks, days or even minutes before they are executed, presenter Ding Yu goes … Continue reading
Lessons From the Sino-Indian War – Peter Lee
China is looking for a “Western” pivot to counter the United States’ diplomatic and military inroads with its East Asian neighbors such as Japan, Vietnam, the Philippines, and Myanmar. For China’s strategists, as an interesting analysis in the Indian Express … Continue reading