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EconomistMagazine videos: Carolyn Drake, a photographer, tells The Economist about life on the edge of the desert for the Uighur people of Xinjiang and their uneasy relationship with the Han Chinese, in light of continuing unrest in Urumqi. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in July 2009.
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Uighur Dilemma (2009): Ever since the violence between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese, a fear of fanaticism has taken hold. Is the government's decision to demolish the Uighur area Kashgar really due to an earthquake threat?
For downloads and more information visit http://journeyman.tv/59768/short-films/uighur-dilemma.html
Kashgar is a cultural icon. Parts of the city have stood for 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions are unchanged. 'We live as we did in the old times' says Tursun, a 6 generation pot thrower. But times are changing. Beijing's deputy mayor has announced that destruction of the old town is the only way to prepare for an earthquake threat. 'I spent my whole childhood in this place. If they destroy it, we can't continue our business' cries one of Kashgar's many blacksmiths. Many Uighur's are convinced that the authorities 'never tell the truth'. Yet some are happy to be rehoused in government buildings, admitting that their homes are dangerous. Kashgar is of great strategic value for China - if small separatist groups here link with Taliban insurgents across the border, there could be a full-scale armed conflict in Western China. 'If a handful of religious extremists, or international terrorists appear, we will crack down on them immediately' says Beijing's deputy mayor. His plan could rebuild a sour relationship. Or give the Uighurs a new reason to throw off Chinese occupation of their homeland.
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- published: 10 Aug 2009
- views: 172455
Gadis Uighur terkenal akan kecantikannya. Gadis-gadis cantik ini adalah dari keturunan suku uighur. Suku Uighur atau Uygur, Uigur, Uyghur adalah salah satu suku minoritas resmi di Republik Rakyat Cina. Suku ini merupakan keturunan dari suku kuno Huihe yang tersebar di Asia Tengah, menuturkan bahasa Uighur dan memeluk agama Islam.
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 27254
Di dunia ini ada ribuan suku yang tersebar, dan di Indonesia sendiri ada puluhan yang tersebar di seluruh pulau di Indonesia. Dan setiap suku yang ada di seluruh dunia ini mempunyai ciri khasnya mereka sendiri sendiri. Termasuk Suku Uighur, suku ini menjadi perhatian para pria di seluruh dunia, karena dari suku ini lah lahir para wanita cantik yang membuat pria dimanapun kagum
Walaupun tidak banyak yang belum mengetahui mengenai keberadaan suku yang satu ini, namun fakta mengatakan kalau wanita dari suku Uighur ini sangatlah cantik. Walaupun terlahir dengan paras yang sangat cantik, tapi hidup mereka sebenarnya sama saja dengan wanita pada umumnya di dunia ini, mereka juga mempunyai masalah yang tidak terlihat seperti wanita lainnya di dunia ini bukan?
Inilah fakta para wanita Uighur yang akan membuatmu terpana
- published: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 1873
Muslim etnis Uighur yang tinggal di wilayah Xinjiang, Cina, mayoritas mengikuti pemahaman Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah.
Pemerintah Cina mengatakan bahwa pemerintah menjamin kebebasan beragama bagi setiap warga negara. Tetapi kasus-kasus diskriminasi dan kekerasan terhadap warga Muslim Uighur menunjukkan adanya ketidakseimbangan. Kelompok HAM dan para pengamat menuding pemerintah Cina memberlakukan kebijakan untuk menekan Muslim Uighur dalam kehidupan beragama mereka, seperti menindak para Muslimah yang memakai hijab dan para pria yang berjanggut serta pembatasan-pembatasan terkait dengan ibadah puasa pada bulan Ramadhan.
Walaupun demikian, Islam tidak punah di sana. Muslim Uighur tetap berjuang mempertahankan iman mereka dan menjalani hidup mereka.
Foto-foto ini menunjukkan sedikit gambaran hidup Muslilm Uighur di Cina.
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 4587
Central Asian governments are facing pressure from China to clamp down on Uighur demands for their own state. For the eleven million Uighur people who live in China freedom of speech, religion and movement is strictly controlled. But just along the Silk Road, across the border in Kazakhstan, a quarter of a million Uighurs enjoy relative freedom. For Our World Rustam Qobil meets Kazakh Uighurs concerned about China's growing influence in the region.
- published: 24 Apr 2015
- views: 1637
A snapshot of Uighur street food scenes and people from the night market in Kashgar, China. Features dumplings, laghman (lamian noodles), somsa, pomegranate juice, nan bread and nokot chick pea salads.
www.uncorneredmarket.com
- published: 04 Nov 2008
- views: 112330
Experience an incredible insider-view into this Uyghur wedding including beautiful Uyghur dancing (aka Uighur dancing), Uyghur wedding customs, and colorful Uyghur attire - all accompanied by ethnic Uyghur music.
- published: 02 Jul 2014
- views: 26271
Kashgar stands at the very western edge of China -- an oasis city that has long provided relief for travellers on the ancient Silk Road.
Parts of the city have stood for more than 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions have played largely unchanged over time. It's a living history attracting hordes of tourists every year.
But Beijing is bringing in the bulldozers - knocking down great swathes of the old town -- because it says there is an increasing risk of devastation from earthquake. Officials say they're worried about the safety of the people who live there.
The Uighurs though are a Muslim majority in the city and the region and many residents suspect other motives. They believe Beijing's agenda is to push the Uighurs out of the alley ways and corners of old Kashgar and into more manageable and uniform accommodation where they can be monitored and better kept in check.
China correspondent Stephen McDonell has managed to gain extraordinary access to Kashgar, its residents and local leadership, to assess the motives behind the demolition program and to explore more broadly the strategic security problems Beijing is trying to contain and cauterise.
McDonell manages to gain entry to a highly sensitive security zone outside Kashgar for a bigger picture. Across the mountains in one direction Pakistan is locked in battle with the Taliban in another Afghanistan is facing the same extremist threat. The Chinese government holds grave concerns that Muslim terrorism could find fertile ground here. The Foreign Correspondent team happens upon a full scale anti-terror exercise and films from a distance.
But there's also the developing domestic friction. In early July violence erupted between the Uighurs and the otherwise dominant Han Chinese -- many of whom are resettling Uighur territory.
In the region's capital Urumqi, it's estimated as many as 200 people were killed and many more injured. About one thousand were arrested after troops moved in.
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- published: 23 Dec 2011
- views: 14161
The Uyghurs (Uyghur: ئۇيغۇر, ULY: Uyghur; [ʔʊjˈʁʊː]; simplified Chinese: 维吾尔; traditional Chinese: 維吾爾; pinyin: Wéiwú'ěr) are a Turkic ethnic group living in Eastern and Central Asia. Today, Uyghurs live primarily in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region in the People's Republic of China. An estimated 80% of Xinjiang's Uyghurs live in the southwestern portion of the region, the Tarim Basin.
The largest community of Uyghurs outside Xinjiang in China is in Taoyuan County, in south-central Hunan province. Outside of China, significant diasporic communities of Uyghurs exist in the Central Asian countries of Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan. Smaller communities are found in Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Turkey.
Uyghur is often pronounced /ˈwiːɡər/ by English speakers, though the most acceptable English pronunciation is ooy-goor. Several alternate romanizations also appear: Uighur, Uygur and Uigur. The Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region provincial government recommends that the generic ethnonym [ʔʊjˈʁʊː], adopted in the early 20th century for this Turkic people, be transcribed as "Uyghur".
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8:46The Uighur people of Xinjiang
The Uighur people of XinjiangThe Uighur people of Xinjiang
EconomistMagazine videos: Carolyn Drake, a photographer, tells The Economist about life on the edge of the desert for the Uighur people of Xinjiang and their uneasy relationship with the Han Chinese, in light of continuing unrest in Urumqi. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in July 2009. Subscribe NOW to The Economist: http://econ.st/1Fsu2Vj Get more The Economist Follow us: https://twitter.com/TheEconomist Like us: https://www.facebook.com/TheEconomist View photos: https://instagram.com/theeconomist/ The Economist videos give authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science, technology and the connections between them. -
23:57The Uighurs versus the Chinese Government
The Uighurs versus the Chinese GovernmentThe Uighurs versus the Chinese Government
Uighur Dilemma (2009): Ever since the violence between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese, a fear of fanaticism has taken hold. Is the government's decision to demolish the Uighur area Kashgar really due to an earthquake threat? For downloads and more information visit http://journeyman.tv/59768/short-films/uighur-dilemma.html Kashgar is a cultural icon. Parts of the city have stood for 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions are unchanged. 'We live as we did in the old times' says Tursun, a 6 generation pot thrower. But times are changing. Beijing's deputy mayor has announced that destruction of the old town is the only way to prepare for an earthquake threat. 'I spent my whole childhood in this place. If they destroy it, we can't continue our business' cries one of Kashgar's many blacksmiths. Many Uighur's are convinced that the authorities 'never tell the truth'. Yet some are happy to be rehoused in government buildings, admitting that their homes are dangerous. Kashgar is of great strategic value for China - if small separatist groups here link with Taliban insurgents across the border, there could be a full-scale armed conflict in Western China. 'If a handful of religious extremists, or international terrorists appear, we will crack down on them immediately' says Beijing's deputy mayor. His plan could rebuild a sour relationship. Or give the Uighurs a new reason to throw off Chinese occupation of their homeland. ABC Australia - Ref. 4499 Journeyman Pictures is your independent source for the world's most powerful films, exploring the burning issues of today. We represent stories from the world's top producers, with brand new content coming in all the time. On our channel you'll find outstanding and controversial journalism covering any global subject you can imagine wanting to know about. -
1:18Pesona Gadis Uighur, Xinjiang, China
Pesona Gadis Uighur, Xinjiang, ChinaPesona Gadis Uighur, Xinjiang, China
Gadis Uighur terkenal akan kecantikannya. Gadis-gadis cantik ini adalah dari keturunan suku uighur. Suku Uighur atau Uygur, Uigur, Uyghur adalah salah satu suku minoritas resmi di Republik Rakyat Cina. Suku ini merupakan keturunan dari suku kuno Huihe yang tersebar di Asia Tengah, menuturkan bahasa Uighur dan memeluk agama Islam. -
6:414 Fakta Uighur Suku Tempat Lahirnya Para Wanita Paling Cantik di Dunia
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2:16Suku ISLAM Ini Tempat Lahirnya Gadis Bidadari Berparas Cantik (Uighur)
Suku ISLAM Ini Tempat Lahirnya Gadis Bidadari Berparas Cantik (Uighur)Suku ISLAM Ini Tempat Lahirnya Gadis Bidadari Berparas Cantik (Uighur)
Di dunia ini ada ribuan suku yang tersebar, dan di Indonesia sendiri ada puluhan yang tersebar di seluruh pulau di Indonesia. Dan setiap suku yang ada di seluruh dunia ini mempunyai ciri khasnya mereka sendiri sendiri. Termasuk Suku Uighur, suku ini menjadi perhatian para pria di seluruh dunia, karena dari suku ini lah lahir para wanita cantik yang membuat pria dimanapun kagum Walaupun tidak banyak yang belum mengetahui mengenai keberadaan suku yang satu ini, namun fakta mengatakan kalau wanita dari suku Uighur ini sangatlah cantik. Walaupun terlahir dengan paras yang sangat cantik, tapi hidup mereka sebenarnya sama saja dengan wanita pada umumnya di dunia ini, mereka juga mempunyai masalah yang tidak terlihat seperti wanita lainnya di dunia ini bukan? Inilah fakta para wanita Uighur yang akan membuatmu terpana -
1:10pesona aliya gadis cantik dari kaum uighur
pesona aliya gadis cantik dari kaum uighurpesona aliya gadis cantik dari kaum uighur
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1:27Gambaran Hidup Muslim Uighur China
Gambaran Hidup Muslim Uighur ChinaGambaran Hidup Muslim Uighur China
Muslim etnis Uighur yang tinggal di wilayah Xinjiang, Cina, mayoritas mengikuti pemahaman Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah. Pemerintah Cina mengatakan bahwa pemerintah menjamin kebebasan beragama bagi setiap warga negara. Tetapi kasus-kasus diskriminasi dan kekerasan terhadap warga Muslim Uighur menunjukkan adanya ketidakseimbangan. Kelompok HAM dan para pengamat menuding pemerintah Cina memberlakukan kebijakan untuk menekan Muslim Uighur dalam kehidupan beragama mereka, seperti menindak para Muslimah yang memakai hijab dan para pria yang berjanggut serta pembatasan-pembatasan terkait dengan ibadah puasa pada bulan Ramadhan. Walaupun demikian, Islam tidak punah di sana. Muslim Uighur tetap berjuang mempertahankan iman mereka dan menjalani hidup mereka. Foto-foto ini menunjukkan sedikit gambaran hidup Muslilm Uighur di Cina. -
23:07The Uighurs: Silk Road Survivors
The Uighurs: Silk Road SurvivorsThe Uighurs: Silk Road Survivors
Central Asian governments are facing pressure from China to clamp down on Uighur demands for their own state. For the eleven million Uighur people who live in China freedom of speech, religion and movement is strictly controlled. But just along the Silk Road, across the border in Kazakhstan, a quarter of a million Uighurs enjoy relative freedom. For Our World Rustam Qobil meets Kazakh Uighurs concerned about China's growing influence in the region. -
2:32China's Uighur Street Food Scene
China's Uighur Street Food SceneChina's Uighur Street Food Scene
A snapshot of Uighur street food scenes and people from the night market in Kashgar, China. Features dumplings, laghman (lamian noodles), somsa, pomegranate juice, nan bread and nokot chick pea salads. www.uncorneredmarket.com -
1:53Awesome Uyghur Wedding in Urumqi Xinjiang! (Plus Uighur Dancing & Music)
Awesome Uyghur Wedding in Urumqi Xinjiang! (Plus Uighur Dancing & Music)Awesome Uyghur Wedding in Urumqi Xinjiang! (Plus Uighur Dancing & Music)
Experience an incredible insider-view into this Uyghur wedding including beautiful Uyghur dancing (aka Uighur dancing), Uyghur wedding customs, and colorful Uyghur attire - all accompanied by ethnic Uyghur music. -
3:16Yari gulla Uighur music.
Yari gulla Uighur music.Yari gulla Uighur music.
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25:48The Uighur Dilemma
The Uighur DilemmaThe Uighur Dilemma
Kashgar stands at the very western edge of China -- an oasis city that has long provided relief for travellers on the ancient Silk Road. Parts of the city have stood for more than 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions have played largely unchanged over time. It's a living history attracting hordes of tourists every year. But Beijing is bringing in the bulldozers - knocking down great swathes of the old town -- because it says there is an increasing risk of devastation from earthquake. Officials say they're worried about the safety of the people who live there. The Uighurs though are a Muslim majority in the city and the region and many residents suspect other motives. They believe Beijing's agenda is to push the Uighurs out of the alley ways and corners of old Kashgar and into more manageable and uniform accommodation where they can be monitored and better kept in check. China correspondent Stephen McDonell has managed to gain extraordinary access to Kashgar, its residents and local leadership, to assess the motives behind the demolition program and to explore more broadly the strategic security problems Beijing is trying to contain and cauterise. McDonell manages to gain entry to a highly sensitive security zone outside Kashgar for a bigger picture. Across the mountains in one direction Pakistan is locked in battle with the Taliban in another Afghanistan is facing the same extremist threat. The Chinese government holds grave concerns that Muslim terrorism could find fertile ground here. The Foreign Correspondent team happens upon a full scale anti-terror exercise and films from a distance. But there's also the developing domestic friction. In early July violence erupted between the Uighurs and the otherwise dominant Han Chinese -- many of whom are resettling Uighur territory. In the region's capital Urumqi, it's estimated as many as 200 people were killed and many more injured. About one thousand were arrested after troops moved in. Broadcasted By ABC News http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2009/s2639008.htm
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The Uighur people of Xinjiang
EconomistMagazine videos: Carolyn Drake, a photographer, tells The Economist about life on the edge of the desert for the Uighur people of Xinjiang and their uneasy relationship with the Han Chinese, in light of continuing unrest in Urumqi. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in July 2009. Subscribe NOW to The Economist: http://econ.st/1Fsu2Vj Get more The Economist Follow us: https://twitter.com/TheEconomist Like us: https://www.facebook.com/TheEconomist View photos: https://instagram.com/theeconomist/ The Economist videos give authoritative insight and opinion on international news, politics, business, finance, science, technology and the connections between them. -
The Uighurs versus the Chinese Government
Uighur Dilemma (2009): Ever since the violence between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese, a fear of fanaticism has taken hold. Is the government's decision to demolish the Uighur area Kashgar really due to an earthquake threat? For downloads and more information visit http://journeyman.tv/59768/short-films/uighur-dilemma.html Kashgar is a cultural icon. Parts of the city have stood for 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions are unchanged. 'We live as we did in the old times' says Tursun, a 6 generation pot thrower. But times are changing. Beijing's deputy mayor has announced that destruction of the old town is the only way to prepare for an earthquake threat. 'I spent my whole childhood in this place. If they destroy it, we can't continue our business' cries one of Kashgar'... -
Pesona Gadis Uighur, Xinjiang, China
Gadis Uighur terkenal akan kecantikannya. Gadis-gadis cantik ini adalah dari keturunan suku uighur. Suku Uighur atau Uygur, Uigur, Uyghur adalah salah satu suku minoritas resmi di Republik Rakyat Cina. Suku ini merupakan keturunan dari suku kuno Huihe yang tersebar di Asia Tengah, menuturkan bahasa Uighur dan memeluk agama Islam. -
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Suku ISLAM Ini Tempat Lahirnya Gadis Bidadari Berparas Cantik (Uighur)
Di dunia ini ada ribuan suku yang tersebar, dan di Indonesia sendiri ada puluhan yang tersebar di seluruh pulau di Indonesia. Dan setiap suku yang ada di seluruh dunia ini mempunyai ciri khasnya mereka sendiri sendiri. Termasuk Suku Uighur, suku ini menjadi perhatian para pria di seluruh dunia, karena dari suku ini lah lahir para wanita cantik yang membuat pria dimanapun kagum Walaupun tidak banyak yang belum mengetahui mengenai keberadaan suku yang satu ini, namun fakta mengatakan kalau wanita dari suku Uighur ini sangatlah cantik. Walaupun terlahir dengan paras yang sangat cantik, tapi hidup mereka sebenarnya sama saja dengan wanita pada umumnya di dunia ini, mereka juga mempunyai masalah yang tidak terlihat seperti wanita lainnya di dunia ini bukan? Inilah fakta para wanita Uigh... -
pesona aliya gadis cantik dari kaum uighur
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Gambaran Hidup Muslim Uighur China
Muslim etnis Uighur yang tinggal di wilayah Xinjiang, Cina, mayoritas mengikuti pemahaman Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah. Pemerintah Cina mengatakan bahwa pemerintah menjamin kebebasan beragama bagi setiap warga negara. Tetapi kasus-kasus diskriminasi dan kekerasan terhadap warga Muslim Uighur menunjukkan adanya ketidakseimbangan. Kelompok HAM dan para pengamat menuding pemerintah Cina memberlakukan kebijakan untuk menekan Muslim Uighur dalam kehidupan beragama mereka, seperti menindak para Muslimah yang memakai hijab dan para pria yang berjanggut serta pembatasan-pembatasan terkait dengan ibadah puasa pada bulan Ramadhan. Walaupun demikian, Islam tidak punah di sana. Muslim Uighur tetap berjuang mempertahankan iman mereka dan menjalani hidup mereka. Foto-foto ini menunjukkan sedikit gambaran ... -
The Uighurs: Silk Road Survivors
Central Asian governments are facing pressure from China to clamp down on Uighur demands for their own state. For the eleven million Uighur people who live in China freedom of speech, religion and movement is strictly controlled. But just along the Silk Road, across the border in Kazakhstan, a quarter of a million Uighurs enjoy relative freedom. For Our World Rustam Qobil meets Kazakh Uighurs concerned about China's growing influence in the region. -
China's Uighur Street Food Scene
A snapshot of Uighur street food scenes and people from the night market in Kashgar, China. Features dumplings, laghman (lamian noodles), somsa, pomegranate juice, nan bread and nokot chick pea salads. www.uncorneredmarket.com -
Awesome Uyghur Wedding in Urumqi Xinjiang! (Plus Uighur Dancing & Music)
Experience an incredible insider-view into this Uyghur wedding including beautiful Uyghur dancing (aka Uighur dancing), Uyghur wedding customs, and colorful Uyghur attire - all accompanied by ethnic Uyghur music. -
Yari gulla Uighur music.
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The Uighur Dilemma
Kashgar stands at the very western edge of China -- an oasis city that has long provided relief for travellers on the ancient Silk Road. Parts of the city have stood for more than 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions have played largely unchanged over time. It's a living history attracting hordes of tourists every year. But Beijing is bringing in the bulldozers - knocking down great swathes of the old town -- because it says there is an increasing risk of devastation from earthquake. Officials say they're worried about the safety of the people who live there. The Uighurs though are a Muslim majority in the city and the region and many residents suspect other motives. They believe Beijing's agenda is to push the Uighurs out of the alley ways and corners of old Kas...
The Uighur people of Xinjiang
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- Duration: 8:46
- Updated: 13 Jul 2009
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EconomistMagazine videos: Carolyn Drake, a photographer, tells The Economist about life on the edge of the desert for the Uighur people of Xinjiang and their un...
EconomistMagazine videos: Carolyn Drake, a photographer, tells The Economist about life on the edge of the desert for the Uighur people of Xinjiang and their uneasy relationship with the Han Chinese, in light of continuing unrest in Urumqi. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in July 2009.
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EconomistMagazine videos: Carolyn Drake, a photographer, tells The Economist about life on the edge of the desert for the Uighur people of Xinjiang and their uneasy relationship with the Han Chinese, in light of continuing unrest in Urumqi. Added to www.audiovideo.economist.com in July 2009.
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The Uighurs versus the Chinese Government
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- Duration: 23:57
- Updated: 10 Aug 2009
- views: 172455
Uighur Dilemma (2009): Ever since the violence between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese, a fear of fanaticism has taken hold. Is the government's decision to dem...
Uighur Dilemma (2009): Ever since the violence between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese, a fear of fanaticism has taken hold. Is the government's decision to demolish the Uighur area Kashgar really due to an earthquake threat?
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Kashgar is a cultural icon. Parts of the city have stood for 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions are unchanged. 'We live as we did in the old times' says Tursun, a 6 generation pot thrower. But times are changing. Beijing's deputy mayor has announced that destruction of the old town is the only way to prepare for an earthquake threat. 'I spent my whole childhood in this place. If they destroy it, we can't continue our business' cries one of Kashgar's many blacksmiths. Many Uighur's are convinced that the authorities 'never tell the truth'. Yet some are happy to be rehoused in government buildings, admitting that their homes are dangerous. Kashgar is of great strategic value for China - if small separatist groups here link with Taliban insurgents across the border, there could be a full-scale armed conflict in Western China. 'If a handful of religious extremists, or international terrorists appear, we will crack down on them immediately' says Beijing's deputy mayor. His plan could rebuild a sour relationship. Or give the Uighurs a new reason to throw off Chinese occupation of their homeland.
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Uighur Dilemma (2009): Ever since the violence between Muslim Uighurs and Han Chinese, a fear of fanaticism has taken hold. Is the government's decision to demolish the Uighur area Kashgar really due to an earthquake threat?
For downloads and more information visit http://journeyman.tv/59768/short-films/uighur-dilemma.html
Kashgar is a cultural icon. Parts of the city have stood for 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions are unchanged. 'We live as we did in the old times' says Tursun, a 6 generation pot thrower. But times are changing. Beijing's deputy mayor has announced that destruction of the old town is the only way to prepare for an earthquake threat. 'I spent my whole childhood in this place. If they destroy it, we can't continue our business' cries one of Kashgar's many blacksmiths. Many Uighur's are convinced that the authorities 'never tell the truth'. Yet some are happy to be rehoused in government buildings, admitting that their homes are dangerous. Kashgar is of great strategic value for China - if small separatist groups here link with Taliban insurgents across the border, there could be a full-scale armed conflict in Western China. 'If a handful of religious extremists, or international terrorists appear, we will crack down on them immediately' says Beijing's deputy mayor. His plan could rebuild a sour relationship. Or give the Uighurs a new reason to throw off Chinese occupation of their homeland.
ABC Australia - Ref. 4499
Journeyman Pictures is your independent source for the world's most powerful films, exploring the burning issues of today. We represent stories from the world's top producers, with brand new content coming in all the time. On our channel you'll find outstanding and controversial journalism covering any global subject you can imagine wanting to know about.
- published: 10 Aug 2009
- views: 172455
Pesona Gadis Uighur, Xinjiang, China
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- Duration: 1:18
- Updated: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 27254
Gadis Uighur terkenal akan kecantikannya. Gadis-gadis cantik ini adalah dari keturunan suku uighur. Suku Uighur atau Uygur, Uigur, Uyghur adalah salah satu suk...
Gadis Uighur terkenal akan kecantikannya. Gadis-gadis cantik ini adalah dari keturunan suku uighur. Suku Uighur atau Uygur, Uigur, Uyghur adalah salah satu suku minoritas resmi di Republik Rakyat Cina. Suku ini merupakan keturunan dari suku kuno Huihe yang tersebar di Asia Tengah, menuturkan bahasa Uighur dan memeluk agama Islam.
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Gadis Uighur terkenal akan kecantikannya. Gadis-gadis cantik ini adalah dari keturunan suku uighur. Suku Uighur atau Uygur, Uigur, Uyghur adalah salah satu suku minoritas resmi di Republik Rakyat Cina. Suku ini merupakan keturunan dari suku kuno Huihe yang tersebar di Asia Tengah, menuturkan bahasa Uighur dan memeluk agama Islam.
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 27254
4 Fakta Uighur Suku Tempat Lahirnya Para Wanita Paling Cantik di Dunia
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- Duration: 6:41
- Updated: 13 Sep 2015
- views: 130526
4 Fakta Uighur Suku Tempat Lahirnya Para Wanita Paling Cantik di Dunia
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Suku ISLAM Ini Tempat Lahirnya Gadis Bidadari Berparas Cantik (Uighur)
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- Duration: 2:16
- Updated: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 1873
Di dunia ini ada ribuan suku yang tersebar, dan di Indonesia sendiri ada puluhan yang tersebar di seluruh pulau di Indonesia. Dan setiap suku yang ada di seluru...
Di dunia ini ada ribuan suku yang tersebar, dan di Indonesia sendiri ada puluhan yang tersebar di seluruh pulau di Indonesia. Dan setiap suku yang ada di seluruh dunia ini mempunyai ciri khasnya mereka sendiri sendiri. Termasuk Suku Uighur, suku ini menjadi perhatian para pria di seluruh dunia, karena dari suku ini lah lahir para wanita cantik yang membuat pria dimanapun kagum
Walaupun tidak banyak yang belum mengetahui mengenai keberadaan suku yang satu ini, namun fakta mengatakan kalau wanita dari suku Uighur ini sangatlah cantik. Walaupun terlahir dengan paras yang sangat cantik, tapi hidup mereka sebenarnya sama saja dengan wanita pada umumnya di dunia ini, mereka juga mempunyai masalah yang tidak terlihat seperti wanita lainnya di dunia ini bukan?
Inilah fakta para wanita Uighur yang akan membuatmu terpana
wn.com/Suku Islam Ini Tempat Lahirnya Gadis Bidadari Berparas Cantik (Uighur)
Di dunia ini ada ribuan suku yang tersebar, dan di Indonesia sendiri ada puluhan yang tersebar di seluruh pulau di Indonesia. Dan setiap suku yang ada di seluruh dunia ini mempunyai ciri khasnya mereka sendiri sendiri. Termasuk Suku Uighur, suku ini menjadi perhatian para pria di seluruh dunia, karena dari suku ini lah lahir para wanita cantik yang membuat pria dimanapun kagum
Walaupun tidak banyak yang belum mengetahui mengenai keberadaan suku yang satu ini, namun fakta mengatakan kalau wanita dari suku Uighur ini sangatlah cantik. Walaupun terlahir dengan paras yang sangat cantik, tapi hidup mereka sebenarnya sama saja dengan wanita pada umumnya di dunia ini, mereka juga mempunyai masalah yang tidak terlihat seperti wanita lainnya di dunia ini bukan?
Inilah fakta para wanita Uighur yang akan membuatmu terpana
- published: 05 Jan 2016
- views: 1873
pesona aliya gadis cantik dari kaum uighur
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- Duration: 1:10
- Updated: 04 May 2016
- views: 0
- published: 04 May 2016
- views: 0
Gambaran Hidup Muslim Uighur China
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- Duration: 1:27
- Updated: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 4587
Muslim etnis Uighur yang tinggal di wilayah Xinjiang, Cina, mayoritas mengikuti pemahaman Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah.
Pemerintah Cina mengatakan bahwa pemerintah ...
Muslim etnis Uighur yang tinggal di wilayah Xinjiang, Cina, mayoritas mengikuti pemahaman Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah.
Pemerintah Cina mengatakan bahwa pemerintah menjamin kebebasan beragama bagi setiap warga negara. Tetapi kasus-kasus diskriminasi dan kekerasan terhadap warga Muslim Uighur menunjukkan adanya ketidakseimbangan. Kelompok HAM dan para pengamat menuding pemerintah Cina memberlakukan kebijakan untuk menekan Muslim Uighur dalam kehidupan beragama mereka, seperti menindak para Muslimah yang memakai hijab dan para pria yang berjanggut serta pembatasan-pembatasan terkait dengan ibadah puasa pada bulan Ramadhan.
Walaupun demikian, Islam tidak punah di sana. Muslim Uighur tetap berjuang mempertahankan iman mereka dan menjalani hidup mereka.
Foto-foto ini menunjukkan sedikit gambaran hidup Muslilm Uighur di Cina.
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Muslim etnis Uighur yang tinggal di wilayah Xinjiang, Cina, mayoritas mengikuti pemahaman Ahlu Sunnah wal Jama’ah.
Pemerintah Cina mengatakan bahwa pemerintah menjamin kebebasan beragama bagi setiap warga negara. Tetapi kasus-kasus diskriminasi dan kekerasan terhadap warga Muslim Uighur menunjukkan adanya ketidakseimbangan. Kelompok HAM dan para pengamat menuding pemerintah Cina memberlakukan kebijakan untuk menekan Muslim Uighur dalam kehidupan beragama mereka, seperti menindak para Muslimah yang memakai hijab dan para pria yang berjanggut serta pembatasan-pembatasan terkait dengan ibadah puasa pada bulan Ramadhan.
Walaupun demikian, Islam tidak punah di sana. Muslim Uighur tetap berjuang mempertahankan iman mereka dan menjalani hidup mereka.
Foto-foto ini menunjukkan sedikit gambaran hidup Muslilm Uighur di Cina.
- published: 14 Mar 2015
- views: 4587
The Uighurs: Silk Road Survivors
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- Duration: 23:07
- Updated: 24 Apr 2015
- views: 1637
Central Asian governments are facing pressure from China to clamp down on Uighur demands for their own state. For the eleven million Uighur people who live in C...
Central Asian governments are facing pressure from China to clamp down on Uighur demands for their own state. For the eleven million Uighur people who live in China freedom of speech, religion and movement is strictly controlled. But just along the Silk Road, across the border in Kazakhstan, a quarter of a million Uighurs enjoy relative freedom. For Our World Rustam Qobil meets Kazakh Uighurs concerned about China's growing influence in the region.
wn.com/The Uighurs Silk Road Survivors
Central Asian governments are facing pressure from China to clamp down on Uighur demands for their own state. For the eleven million Uighur people who live in China freedom of speech, religion and movement is strictly controlled. But just along the Silk Road, across the border in Kazakhstan, a quarter of a million Uighurs enjoy relative freedom. For Our World Rustam Qobil meets Kazakh Uighurs concerned about China's growing influence in the region.
- published: 24 Apr 2015
- views: 1637
China's Uighur Street Food Scene
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- Duration: 2:32
- Updated: 04 Nov 2008
- views: 112330
A snapshot of Uighur street food scenes and people from the night market in Kashgar, China. Features dumplings, laghman (lamian noodles), somsa, pomegranate jui...
A snapshot of Uighur street food scenes and people from the night market in Kashgar, China. Features dumplings, laghman (lamian noodles), somsa, pomegranate juice, nan bread and nokot chick pea salads.
www.uncorneredmarket.com
wn.com/China's Uighur Street Food Scene
A snapshot of Uighur street food scenes and people from the night market in Kashgar, China. Features dumplings, laghman (lamian noodles), somsa, pomegranate juice, nan bread and nokot chick pea salads.
www.uncorneredmarket.com
- published: 04 Nov 2008
- views: 112330
Awesome Uyghur Wedding in Urumqi Xinjiang! (Plus Uighur Dancing & Music)
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- Duration: 1:53
- Updated: 02 Jul 2014
- views: 26271
Experience an incredible insider-view into this Uyghur wedding including beautiful Uyghur dancing (aka Uighur dancing), Uyghur wedding customs, and colorful Uyg...
Experience an incredible insider-view into this Uyghur wedding including beautiful Uyghur dancing (aka Uighur dancing), Uyghur wedding customs, and colorful Uyghur attire - all accompanied by ethnic Uyghur music.
wn.com/Awesome Uyghur Wedding In Urumqi Xinjiang (Plus Uighur Dancing Music)
Experience an incredible insider-view into this Uyghur wedding including beautiful Uyghur dancing (aka Uighur dancing), Uyghur wedding customs, and colorful Uyghur attire - all accompanied by ethnic Uyghur music.
- published: 02 Jul 2014
- views: 26271
Yari gulla Uighur music.
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- Duration: 3:16
- Updated: 19 Sep 2010
- views: 6110
- published: 19 Sep 2010
- views: 6110
The Uighur Dilemma
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- Duration: 25:48
- Updated: 23 Dec 2011
- views: 14161
Kashgar stands at the very western edge of China -- an oasis city that has long provided relief for travellers on the ancient Silk Road.
Parts of the city ha...
Kashgar stands at the very western edge of China -- an oasis city that has long provided relief for travellers on the ancient Silk Road.
Parts of the city have stood for more than 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions have played largely unchanged over time. It's a living history attracting hordes of tourists every year.
But Beijing is bringing in the bulldozers - knocking down great swathes of the old town -- because it says there is an increasing risk of devastation from earthquake. Officials say they're worried about the safety of the people who live there.
The Uighurs though are a Muslim majority in the city and the region and many residents suspect other motives. They believe Beijing's agenda is to push the Uighurs out of the alley ways and corners of old Kashgar and into more manageable and uniform accommodation where they can be monitored and better kept in check.
China correspondent Stephen McDonell has managed to gain extraordinary access to Kashgar, its residents and local leadership, to assess the motives behind the demolition program and to explore more broadly the strategic security problems Beijing is trying to contain and cauterise.
McDonell manages to gain entry to a highly sensitive security zone outside Kashgar for a bigger picture. Across the mountains in one direction Pakistan is locked in battle with the Taliban in another Afghanistan is facing the same extremist threat. The Chinese government holds grave concerns that Muslim terrorism could find fertile ground here. The Foreign Correspondent team happens upon a full scale anti-terror exercise and films from a distance.
But there's also the developing domestic friction. In early July violence erupted between the Uighurs and the otherwise dominant Han Chinese -- many of whom are resettling Uighur territory.
In the region's capital Urumqi, it's estimated as many as 200 people were killed and many more injured. About one thousand were arrested after troops moved in.
Broadcasted By ABC News
http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2009/s2639008.htm
wn.com/The Uighur Dilemma
Kashgar stands at the very western edge of China -- an oasis city that has long provided relief for travellers on the ancient Silk Road.
Parts of the city have stood for more than 2000 years and within its labyrinth, Uighur traditions have played largely unchanged over time. It's a living history attracting hordes of tourists every year.
But Beijing is bringing in the bulldozers - knocking down great swathes of the old town -- because it says there is an increasing risk of devastation from earthquake. Officials say they're worried about the safety of the people who live there.
The Uighurs though are a Muslim majority in the city and the region and many residents suspect other motives. They believe Beijing's agenda is to push the Uighurs out of the alley ways and corners of old Kashgar and into more manageable and uniform accommodation where they can be monitored and better kept in check.
China correspondent Stephen McDonell has managed to gain extraordinary access to Kashgar, its residents and local leadership, to assess the motives behind the demolition program and to explore more broadly the strategic security problems Beijing is trying to contain and cauterise.
McDonell manages to gain entry to a highly sensitive security zone outside Kashgar for a bigger picture. Across the mountains in one direction Pakistan is locked in battle with the Taliban in another Afghanistan is facing the same extremist threat. The Chinese government holds grave concerns that Muslim terrorism could find fertile ground here. The Foreign Correspondent team happens upon a full scale anti-terror exercise and films from a distance.
But there's also the developing domestic friction. In early July violence erupted between the Uighurs and the otherwise dominant Han Chinese -- many of whom are resettling Uighur territory.
In the region's capital Urumqi, it's estimated as many as 200 people were killed and many more injured. About one thousand were arrested after troops moved in.
Broadcasted By ABC News
http://www.abc.net.au/foreign/content/2009/s2639008.htm
- published: 23 Dec 2011
- views: 14161
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An Uighur/Uyghur was interviewed by Laura Ling in Xinjiang in western China( Current TV ) part 1
Uighur/Uyghur in Xinjiang in western China( from BPS current TV by Laura Ling). The interview is the part 2 of this video in my profile. http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/watch/player.html?pkg=401_china&seg;=1&mod;=0 -
Sam Harris and Cenk Uygur Clear the Air on Religious Violence and Islam
Sam Harris (Author, neuroscientist, Co-founder of Project Reason) and Cenk Uygur (Host of The Young Turks) have a discussion about religion. Sam and Cenk also address questions from the audience. https://twitter.com/SamHarrisOrg http://www.samharris.org/ -
Uyghur (East Turkistan) Problem in China-Interview with Dr. Dibyesh Anand.wmv
Interview with Dr. Dibyesh Anand : Uyghur Conflict ( Uyghuristan / East Turkistan) in China. Dibyesh Anand is an Associate Professor at London's Westminster University, an expert on majority-minority relations in China and India, and the author of Geopolitical Exotica: Tibet in Western Imagination -
Uyghur academic Ilham Tohti's interview to the Financial Times
Uyghur academic and Human rights defender Ilham Tohti's interview given to the Financial Times 2013. Credit to FT.com ©Financial Times 2013 -
UHRP Oral History - Interview with Kudrat Emin
The Uyghur Human Rights Project's oral history project, launched in 2012, is a video series of short, documentary-style recordings of the stories of Uyghurs in exile and the circumstances of their flight from China. The project's goal is to present viewers with human rights abuses in East Turkestan through the stories of Uyghur people who have had to leave their homeland. In UHRP's interview with Kudrat Emin, recorded in March 2013 in Brooklyn, NY, Kudrat tells the story of how and why his family fled East Turkestan and immigrated to the US via Malaysia when he was just a boy of 10 years old. -
True life of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6-2
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, ... -
True life of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6-4
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, ... -
True life of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6-5
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, ... -
5 July 2014: Demo for Uyghur freedom - interview
An explanation as to why Uyghurs are demonstrating on 5 July 2014, and what they are calling for. Press release: http://bit.ly/CUTS040714 Demonstration in London to mark the 5th anniversary of the Urumqi massacre and subsequent crackdown by the Chinese regime on the Uyghur population in East Turkestan. Held opposite the Chinese Embassy. Organised by Chinese Uyghur Tibetan Solidarity UK -
True life of Uyghur People - A documentation by Paul Rosenmöller
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, ... -
China's Ruthless Crackdown On Its Muslim Population
Crackdown: The report on Uigher protests that broke relations between China and Australia Xinjiang province has long been the site of ethnic tensions between the Uighur population and Chinese rule. Amid fears that fanatical Uighurs are aligning with foreign extremists, the state crackdown is fiercer than ever. "A normal person wouldn't raise a butcher's knife to the elderly and children. Can we still call them human beings?", asks policeman Ainiding Memtimin. In May he was on the scene when a group of extremists threw explosives into a busy Urumqi marketplace, killing 39 people. A Uighur himself, like most locals he is baffled by such drastic violent acts. Yet the tensions that have simmered in this region are sitting on a knife edge. "Injustice is everywhere here, but we can't talk abo... -
Rebiya Kadeer extended interview -SBS News
SBS presenter Janice Petersen speaks With Uyghur Activist Rebiya Kadeer about the political struggle faced by the uyghur people in Communist China
An Uighur/Uyghur was interviewed by Laura Ling in Xinjiang in western China( Current TV ) part 1
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- Duration: 7:25
- Updated: 11 Dec 2009
- views: 13929
Uighur/Uyghur in Xinjiang in western China( from BPS current TV by Laura Ling). The interview is the part 2 of this video in my profile.
http://www.pbs.org/fr...
Uighur/Uyghur in Xinjiang in western China( from BPS current TV by Laura Ling). The interview is the part 2 of this video in my profile.
http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/watch/player.html?pkg=401_china&seg;=1&mod;=0
wn.com/An Uighur Uyghur Was Interviewed By Laura Ling In Xinjiang In Western China( Current Tv ) Part 1
Uighur/Uyghur in Xinjiang in western China( from BPS current TV by Laura Ling). The interview is the part 2 of this video in my profile.
http://www.pbs.org/frontlineworld/watch/player.html?pkg=401_china&seg;=1&mod;=0
- published: 11 Dec 2009
- views: 13929
Sam Harris and Cenk Uygur Clear the Air on Religious Violence and Islam
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- Duration: 180:39
- Updated: 23 Oct 2014
- views: 1493879
Sam Harris (Author, neuroscientist, Co-founder of Project Reason) and Cenk Uygur (Host of The Young Turks) have a discussion about religion. Sam and Cenk also a...
Sam Harris (Author, neuroscientist, Co-founder of Project Reason) and Cenk Uygur (Host of The Young Turks) have a discussion about religion. Sam and Cenk also address questions from the audience.
https://twitter.com/SamHarrisOrg
http://www.samharris.org/
wn.com/Sam Harris And Cenk Uygur Clear The Air On Religious Violence And Islam
Sam Harris (Author, neuroscientist, Co-founder of Project Reason) and Cenk Uygur (Host of The Young Turks) have a discussion about religion. Sam and Cenk also address questions from the audience.
https://twitter.com/SamHarrisOrg
http://www.samharris.org/
- published: 23 Oct 2014
- views: 1493879
Uyghur (East Turkistan) Problem in China-Interview with Dr. Dibyesh Anand.wmv
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- Duration: 5:26
- Updated: 07 Apr 2011
- views: 3397
Interview with Dr. Dibyesh Anand :
Uyghur Conflict ( Uyghuristan / East Turkistan) in China.
Dibyesh Anand is an Associate Professor at London's Westmins...
Interview with Dr. Dibyesh Anand :
Uyghur Conflict ( Uyghuristan / East Turkistan) in China.
Dibyesh Anand is an Associate Professor at London's Westminster University, an expert on majority-minority relations in China and India, and the author of Geopolitical Exotica: Tibet in Western Imagination
wn.com/Uyghur (East Turkistan) Problem In China Interview With Dr. Dibyesh Anand.Wmv
Interview with Dr. Dibyesh Anand :
Uyghur Conflict ( Uyghuristan / East Turkistan) in China.
Dibyesh Anand is an Associate Professor at London's Westminster University, an expert on majority-minority relations in China and India, and the author of Geopolitical Exotica: Tibet in Western Imagination
- published: 07 Apr 2011
- views: 3397
Uyghur academic Ilham Tohti's interview to the Financial Times
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- Duration: 3:03
- Updated: 06 Feb 2014
- views: 1438
Uyghur academic and Human rights defender Ilham Tohti's interview given to the Financial Times 2013. Credit to FT.com ©Financial Times 2013
Uyghur academic and Human rights defender Ilham Tohti's interview given to the Financial Times 2013. Credit to FT.com ©Financial Times 2013
wn.com/Uyghur Academic Ilham Tohti's Interview To The Financial Times
Uyghur academic and Human rights defender Ilham Tohti's interview given to the Financial Times 2013. Credit to FT.com ©Financial Times 2013
- published: 06 Feb 2014
- views: 1438
UHRP Oral History - Interview with Kudrat Emin
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- Duration: 15:58
- Updated: 28 Mar 2013
- views: 1437
The Uyghur Human Rights Project's oral history project, launched in 2012, is a video series of short, documentary-style recordings of the stories of Uyghurs in ...
The Uyghur Human Rights Project's oral history project, launched in 2012, is a video series of short, documentary-style recordings of the stories of Uyghurs in exile and the circumstances of their flight from China. The project's goal is to present viewers with human rights abuses in East Turkestan through the stories of Uyghur people who have had to leave their homeland.
In UHRP's interview with Kudrat Emin, recorded in March 2013 in Brooklyn, NY, Kudrat tells the story of how and why his family fled East Turkestan and immigrated to the US via Malaysia when he was just a boy of 10 years old.
wn.com/Uhrp Oral History Interview With Kudrat Emin
The Uyghur Human Rights Project's oral history project, launched in 2012, is a video series of short, documentary-style recordings of the stories of Uyghurs in exile and the circumstances of their flight from China. The project's goal is to present viewers with human rights abuses in East Turkestan through the stories of Uyghur people who have had to leave their homeland.
In UHRP's interview with Kudrat Emin, recorded in March 2013 in Brooklyn, NY, Kudrat tells the story of how and why his family fled East Turkestan and immigrated to the US via Malaysia when he was just a boy of 10 years old.
- published: 28 Mar 2013
- views: 1437
True life of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6-2
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:48
- Updated: 30 Jun 2011
- views: 1054
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenhe...
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
wn.com/True Life Of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6 2
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
- published: 30 Jun 2011
- views: 1054
True life of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6-4
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:59
- Updated: 26 Mar 2009
- views: 3501
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenhe...
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
wn.com/True Life Of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6 4
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
- published: 26 Mar 2009
- views: 3501
True life of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6-5
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:47
- Updated: 26 Mar 2009
- views: 1843
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenhe...
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
wn.com/True Life Of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6 5
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
- published: 26 Mar 2009
- views: 1843
5 July 2014: Demo for Uyghur freedom - interview
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- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 05 Jul 2014
- views: 360
An explanation as to why Uyghurs are demonstrating on 5 July 2014, and what they are calling for. Press release: http://bit.ly/CUTS040714
Demonstration in Lond...
An explanation as to why Uyghurs are demonstrating on 5 July 2014, and what they are calling for. Press release: http://bit.ly/CUTS040714
Demonstration in London to mark the 5th anniversary of the Urumqi massacre and subsequent crackdown by the Chinese regime on the Uyghur population in East Turkestan. Held opposite the Chinese Embassy. Organised by Chinese Uyghur Tibetan Solidarity UK
wn.com/5 July 2014 Demo For Uyghur Freedom Interview
An explanation as to why Uyghurs are demonstrating on 5 July 2014, and what they are calling for. Press release: http://bit.ly/CUTS040714
Demonstration in London to mark the 5th anniversary of the Urumqi massacre and subsequent crackdown by the Chinese regime on the Uyghur population in East Turkestan. Held opposite the Chinese Embassy. Organised by Chinese Uyghur Tibetan Solidarity UK
- published: 05 Jul 2014
- views: 360
True life of Uyghur People - A documentation by Paul Rosenmöller
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 65:27
- Updated: 12 Jan 2012
- views: 2490
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenhe...
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
wn.com/True Life Of Uyghur People A Documentation By Paul Rosenmöller
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd door de overheid. Bovendien krijgen Oeigoeren nauwelijks de gelegenheid te profiteren van de economische vooruitgang. De meeste Oeigoeren voelen zich niet vrij te vertellen wat ze op hun hart hebben. Vrijheid van meningsuiting bestaat niet. De imam van de grootste moskee van China formuleert het voorzichtig: 'Er is geen beperking als wij voor de bevolking spreken als het maar volgens de regels van de regering is.' Of, zoals een andere Oeigoer het noemt: 'Wij zijn vrij in een kooi.' Paul Rosenmöller begint zijn reis door China in Kashgar, een overwegend islamitische stad in het westen van China. Tijdens het vrijdaggebed bezoeken ongeveer 15.000 moslims de moskee. Kashgar ligt in de provincie Xinjang, waar zo'n negen miljoen Oeigoeren wonen. De meeste Oeigoeren zijn boeren die zich duidelijk achtergesteld voelen ten aanzien van de Han-Chinezen die in steeds grotere getale in het westen komen wonen. Een bezoeker van een theehuis zegt daarover: 'Chinezen komen hier naartoe en kunnen bedrijven en restaurants beginnen. Zij kunnen makkelijk geld lenen. Zij importeren producten en verkopen die hier. Wij kunnen geen baan vinden en moeten voor hen werken.' Dat Oeigoeren voor Chinezen moeten werken is heel letterlijk te nemen. In Xinjang bestaat de hasha. Dit houdt in dat alle Oeigoeren één maand per jaar gratis voor de Chinese staat moeten werken. Dit gaat niet van harte: 'We willen liever ons eigen werk doen in plaats van de hasha, maar we hebben geen andere keuze.' Terug in Nederland blijkt een ogenschijnlijk oppervlakkig interview met een pottenbakker een diepe lading te hebben. De tolk in Kashgar, die het gesprek tussen Rosenmöller en de pottenbakker vertaalt, interpreteert het gesprek op zijn manier. Dit blijkt als later met een onafhankelijke tolk wordt teruggekeken. Paul Rosenmöller vraagt aan de pottenbakker: 'Hoe belangrijk is het voor Oeigoeren om een eigen taal en cultuurt Presentatie: Paul Rosenmöller.
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China's Ruthless Crackdown On Its Muslim Population
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Crackdown: The report on Uigher protests that broke relations between China and Australia
Xinjiang province has long been the site of ethnic tensions between t...
Crackdown: The report on Uigher protests that broke relations between China and Australia
Xinjiang province has long been the site of ethnic tensions between the Uighur population and Chinese rule. Amid fears that fanatical Uighurs are aligning with foreign extremists, the state crackdown is fiercer than ever.
"A normal person wouldn't raise a butcher's knife to the elderly and children. Can we still call them human beings?", asks policeman Ainiding Memtimin. In May he was on the scene when a group of extremists threw explosives into a busy Urumqi marketplace, killing 39 people. A Uighur himself, like most locals he is baffled by such drastic violent acts. Yet the tensions that have simmered in this region are sitting on a knife edge. "Injustice is everywhere here, but we can't talk about it", says one Uighur farmer in a snatched interview. On Xinjiang's highways, cars are now being stopped for full airport-style security checks. The government keeps a close eye on religious institutions and veils for women and beards for men are actively discouraged. Teaching in the Uighur language is disappearing in schools and it's almost non-existent at universities. And it isn't just the Uighurs feeling the crackdown; enormous numbers of Han Chinese have been pressed into the province to water down the Uighurs' presence and influence. In some towns, payments are being offered for inter-marriage. But is China's central government using a sledgehammer to crack a nut? This report doggedly pushes past the press restrictions and government minders to tackle this difficult question.
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Crackdown: The report on Uigher protests that broke relations between China and Australia
Xinjiang province has long been the site of ethnic tensions between the Uighur population and Chinese rule. Amid fears that fanatical Uighurs are aligning with foreign extremists, the state crackdown is fiercer than ever.
"A normal person wouldn't raise a butcher's knife to the elderly and children. Can we still call them human beings?", asks policeman Ainiding Memtimin. In May he was on the scene when a group of extremists threw explosives into a busy Urumqi marketplace, killing 39 people. A Uighur himself, like most locals he is baffled by such drastic violent acts. Yet the tensions that have simmered in this region are sitting on a knife edge. "Injustice is everywhere here, but we can't talk about it", says one Uighur farmer in a snatched interview. On Xinjiang's highways, cars are now being stopped for full airport-style security checks. The government keeps a close eye on religious institutions and veils for women and beards for men are actively discouraged. Teaching in the Uighur language is disappearing in schools and it's almost non-existent at universities. And it isn't just the Uighurs feeling the crackdown; enormous numbers of Han Chinese have been pressed into the province to water down the Uighurs' presence and influence. In some towns, payments are being offered for inter-marriage. But is China's central government using a sledgehammer to crack a nut? This report doggedly pushes past the press restrictions and government minders to tackle this difficult question.
ABC Australia - Ref 6273
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- published: 01 Oct 2014
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Rebiya Kadeer extended interview -SBS News
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- Updated: 08 Aug 2009
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SBS presenter Janice Petersen speaks With Uyghur Activist Rebiya Kadeer about the political struggle faced by the uyghur people in Communist China
SBS presenter Janice Petersen speaks With Uyghur Activist Rebiya Kadeer about the political struggle faced by the uyghur people in Communist China
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SBS presenter Janice Petersen speaks With Uyghur Activist Rebiya Kadeer about the political struggle faced by the uyghur people in Communist China
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The Uighur people of Xinjiang
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The Uighurs versus the Chinese Government
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Pesona Gadis Uighur, Xinjiang, China
Gadis Uighur terkenal akan kecantikannya. Gadis-gadis cantik ini adalah dari keturunan suk...
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4 Fakta Uighur Suku Tempat Lahirnya Para Wanita Paling Cantik di Dunia
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Suku ISLAM Ini Tempat Lahirnya Gadis Bidadari Berparas Cantik (Uighur)
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pesona aliya gadis cantik dari kaum uighur
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Gambaran Hidup Muslim Uighur China
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The Uighurs: Silk Road Survivors
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China's Uighur Street Food Scene
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Awesome Uyghur Wedding in Urumqi Xinjiang! (Plus Uighur Dancing & Music)
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Yari gulla Uighur music.
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The Uighur Dilemma
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An Uighur/Uyghur was interviewed by Laura Ling in Xinjiang in western China( Current TV ) part 1
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Sam Harris and Cenk Uygur Clear the Air on Religious Violence and Islam
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Uyghur (East Turkistan) Problem in China-Interview with Dr. Dibyesh Anand.wmv
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Uyghur academic Ilham Tohti's interview to the Financial Times
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UHRP Oral History - Interview with Kudrat Emin
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True life of Uyghur People (Thanks Oranje) 6-2
Islamitische Oeigoerse minderheid in het westen van China wordt stelselmatig geïntimideerd...
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5 July 2014: Demo for Uyghur freedom - interview
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True life of Uyghur People - A documentation by Paul Rosenmöller
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China's Ruthless Crackdown On Its Muslim Population
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Tensions in the South China Sea ratcheted up on Tuesday as a U.S. Navy warship sailed within 12 nautical miles of a disputed island claimed by China, Time Magazine reports via Reuters.Officials say the U.S. move is sure to spark outrage from Beijing as China is protective of its claim.Department of Defense spokesperson Bill Urban told Reuters the USS William P ... in the disputed area ... The U.S....
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Australian mum reveals quintuplets in photo shoot
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An Australian mother who gave birth to quintuplets in January has released a photo shoot of her unlikely new arrivals. Perth resident Kim Tucci, 26, took just two minutes to give birth to her four daughters and one son, who were conceived naturally ... The chance of conceiving quintuplets naturally is about one in 55 million ... ....
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Boy wonder may have discovered lost Mayan city
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Acting on a hunch, a 15-year-old from Canada may have discovered a long lost Mayan city buried beneath the jungle ... ....
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I don’t want exemption from ‘ignorant’ Trump’s Muslim ban
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London mayor says presidential hopeful’s policy to ban Muslims from entering the US ‘isn’t just about me’ Sadiq Khan, the new mayor of London, has rebuffed Donald Trump’s suggestion that he could be an exception to Trump’s proposed policy to ban all Muslims from coming to the United States. Khan, th... ....
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Scientists Return To Gulf Crater Site To Study Rocks For Clues About Early Earth Life
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A crater formed nearly 65 million years ago when a massive asteroid struck the Earth has drawn interest from scientists who are now digging deep into the Gulf of Mexico, ABC News reported Tuesday.A team consisting of 33 scientists from around the world are collecting rock samples from the Chicxulub impact crater in the Yucatán Peninsula that scientists believe could hold clues about the history of life on Earth....
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China sentences man to 7 years in jail for watching a film
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Authorities in the far western Chinese region of Xinjiang gave a seven-year prison sentence to an ethnic Uighur man for watching what reports claim was a politically "sensitive" film. According to Radio Free Asia, officials claimed the man, identified as Eli Yasin, a resident of Chaghraq township in Aksu prefecture, had watched a film on […]> ... ....
China sentences man to 7 years in jail for watching politically 'sensitive' movie
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Authorities in the far western Chinese region of Xinjiang gave a seven-year prison sentence to an ethnic Uighur man for watching what reports claim was a politically "sensitive" film. According to Radio Free Asia, officials claimed the man, identified as Eli Yasin, a resident of Chaghraq township... ....
White House sends high court pick's questionnaire to Senate
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But in his listing of significant opinions, he includes one case in which he voted to throw out a criminal conviction for a drug trafficking conspiracy, a second dissenting opinion in which he would have allowed lawsuits to continue against private contractors over allegations of abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and a third that sided with a Uighur detainee at Guantanamo Bay who challenged his status as an "enemy combatant." ... ....
White House sends high-court pick's questionnaire to Senate
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... a criminal conviction for a drug trafficking conspiracy, a second dissenting opinion in which he would have allowed lawsuits to continue against private contractors over allegations of abuse at the Abu Ghraib prison in Iraq and a third that sided with a Uighur detainee at Guantanamo Bay who challenged his status as an "enemy combatant."....
Conference organiser
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He said he handed the embassy a list of 63 people who would be attending the conference, including three Chinese dissidents — Dolkun Isa of the World Uighur Congress, Ray Wong from Hong Kong and Lu Jinghua from New York — whose visas were subsequently cancelled by the Indian government ... Tibetan NGOs After Uighur leader, no visa for two more Chinese ......
India knew of invite to Chinese dissidents: Conference organiser
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He said he handed the embassy a list of 63 people who would be attending the conference, including three Chinese dissidents — Dolkun Isa of the World Uighur Congress, Ray Wong from Hong Kong and Lu Jinghua from New York — whose visas were subsequently cancelled by the Indian government ... Those not stopped included the lone Uighur, Ilshat Hassan, as ......
Extremism of the tribe
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In Pakistan, the hazar have been pushed back by a minority of badu warriors linked to Afghanistan. My contention that Muslim extremism springs from a process of retribalisation of society may have seemed far-fetched ... My dictionary defines the badu as “desert-dweller” ... Share This Article ... Obama The religious scientist Survival of the plural China discourages fasting for Uighur Muslims China discourages fasting for Uighur Muslims ... ....
Video of kindergarten girl reciting Koran raises Chinese hackles
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It’s the kind of cute kid video guaranteed to go viral in China – a little girl in kindergarten reciting verse while her classmates look on admiringly ... Another wrote ... Gansu is home to many Hui Muslims, while the nearby province of Xinjiang is home to more than 10 million predominantly Muslim Uighurs, whom the Chinese government says have orchestrated a campaign of separatist violence in recent years that has killed hundreds of people ... ....
China dissidents didn’t meet in India: MEA
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“Certain individuals had come to India to meet the Dalai Lama ... The government’s stand on the gathering in Dharamshala between April 28 and May 1, indicates a decision to play down the impact of the conference, which came into the limelight when a Uighur activist based in Germany, Dolkun Isa, announced that he would be attending it, following which, the government informed him that his visa was cancelled ... ....
Eye on medical tourism, Govt clears e-visas for patients
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IN A major boost to medical tourism, the Centre is set to announce e-visas for patients seeking prolonged treatment in recognised healthcare centres ... The MHA, however, turned down the tourism ministry’s request for e-visas for meetings, conferences and events, said sources ... Share This Article. Related Article. Red faces in Govt, Uighur leader Dolkun Isa’s visa cancelled after Chinese protests Govt mulls new e-visa rules ... 6, slideMargin....
Crime, Corruption, and the King’s Dog: Risky Topics for Global Media (Freedom House)
Edit Public Technologies 03 May 2016
(Source. Freedom House). The dangers of reporting on national security and terrorism are well documented, but journalists can also face violence or imprisonment for covering an array of other high-risk topics. Organized crime ... In China, genuine autonomy for Tibet and the rights of ethnic Uighurs in Xinjiang remain forbidden topics, and administrative restrictions-including on travel-limit the outflow of information from these areas....
Massive sandstorm hits China's Xinjiang, Qinghai
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A major sandstorm has swept through China’s Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous Region and Qinghai Province, causing severe air pollution ... The sandstorm has also disrupted road traffic and caused flight cancellations and delays ... ....
Dharamsala conferance: India allows Uyghur, 8 Chinese dissidents to attend, says report
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-->. Nearly 69 foreign delegates, including president of the Uyghur American Association Ilshat Hasan, met the Dalai Lama on April 28. Though the Modi-led government denied a visa to Uyghur leader Dolkun Isa, it reportedly allowed at least eight Chinese activists and a prominent Uighur leader to participate in the Dharamsala conference ... However, no formal permission was sought or given by the Indian government for it, the report said ... ....
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