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Instead, he later received news that his father had been sentenced to 16 years in a Xinjiang prison in a move Uluyol believes was linked to his identity as a Uighur — a group of mostly Muslims ... More @Wikipedia
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- Frustration deepens 2 years after UN report on China abuses in Xinjiang ...Instead, he later received news that his father had been sentenced to 16 years in a Xinjiang prison in a move Uluyol believes was linked to his identity as a Uighur — a group of mostly Muslims ...
- Unearthing the ancestry of Uygurs: A glimpse into China's ethnic ...The Uighurs, ancestors of the Uygurs, once established regimes including the Qocho Uighur Kingdom in Xinjiang. Were the Qocho Uighurs ( Gaochang Huihu in Chinese pinyin ) a foreign ethnic group?
- Who are Uighurs? A look at group from restive China regionThe violence has spilled into other regions with Uighur militants accused of mounting attacks in train stations, markets and even a public square in Beijing. In March 2014, a group of Uighurs — including two women — slashed indiscriminately at crowds at a train station in the southwestern city of Kunming, killing 31.
- My first-hand experience of Uygurs in Eastern China - CGTNEditor's note: Keith Lamb is a University of Oxford graduate with an MSc degree in Contemporary Chinese Studies.His primary research interests are international relations of China and China's "Socialism with Chinese Characteristics." The article reflects the author's opinions, and not necessarily the views of CGTN.
- Uyghurs Definition & Meaning - Merriam-WebsterThe meaning of UIGHUR is a member of a Turkic people powerful in Mongolia and eastern Turkestan between the 8th and 12th centuries a.d. who constitute a majority of the population of Chinese Turkestan.
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