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看图议政：铁血换不来新疆稳定(图)

Source: 博讯 boxun.com
(博讯北京时间2009年7月06日 转载)

图一、维族人被示众

图二、新疆骚乱

图三、燃烧着的新疆

图四、青岛警方殴打维族人

图五、像狗一样被侮辱

图六、被打伤的维族人

图七、抓吧

图八、纸做的长城
   
   
   
    来源：参与 作者：刘路
   
    这些天下决心不写文章，不看帖子，偶尔上网看看，还是被发生在新疆的最新事件震惊了。看了一些视频，上面浓烟滚滚、枪声阵阵，媒体报道说新疆又发生了骚乱。很快有朋友传出消息说，军警已经屠杀了100多名维族人。
   
    随后看了一些图片，有维族人在自己的家园被游街示众的图片，有他们在我的家乡青岛被警察踩在地上像狗一样抓捕的照片，还看到一个维族青年眼角流血、一脸的忧郁、悲伤。
   
    网上汉族的网友说，维族人不识好歹，他们有高考加分，有计划生育优惠，他们的孩子却跑到全国各地当小偷，他们还要在新疆闹事，应该被无情镇压，就像当年左宗棠和王震那样，不用给他们好脸色。
   
    也有一些汉族的网友为维族人说话，有个在新疆长大但是对维族深怀歉疚的汉族兄弟说：
   
    确实维吾尔族高考是要加分，在你们心中他们占了大便宜，你们会觉得不公平。你们有想过对新疆的维吾尔族考生而言，汉语并不是他们的母语，即使对从小接受汉语教育的“民考汉”考生来说，他们跟汉族考生能一样吗？我们从小听、说都是汉语，他们呢？用汉语的考卷（语文、数学、政治）进行高考，对比他们，我们汉族难道没有先天优势吗？这公平吗？更别说民考民考生了，他们所有的教材都是维语。其他的因素不胜枚举，新疆的教育水平（软硬件）与内地存在巨大鸿沟…
   
    这位网友说：这些所谓占了“大便宜”的维族考生在内地上了大学后，回新疆根本很难找到工作。一位公司老板说：维族大学生我们一个不要，我们只招汉族人，除非他们老爹是自治区领导。如果你们仅仅以为这是个案就错了。真实的现状就是在新疆大的企业，事业单位、政府机关都不愿招聘维吾尔人，维族大学毕业生只能去小的维族人本地小企业或内地找工作，大部分毕业生毕业的同时就意味着失业在家。
   
    网上的一份资料说：在新疆名义上是维吾尔自治区，但是维吾尔在新疆是弱势民族。仅就汉语的使用,汉族就比当地维吾尔族处于极大的劣势，所有招聘单位都由汉语主导。很多企业排斥招收维吾尔员工。金融、通讯、银行、石油化工，天然气等诸多领域，维吾尔人都是限制。由于政府的歧视政策,造成维吾尔人就业困难。在内地的企业，因为他们是维吾尔人而拒绝聘用他们。新疆维吾尔人自己的家园，民族歧视更加严重,许多企业明文规定不招收少数民族员工,以各种理由将维吾尔人拒之门外,维吾尔族大学生在新疆国有私企很难找到一份工作。新疆气象局一千多个员工,维吾尔人只有30多个,新疆自治区疾控中心一千多个员工,也只有50几个维吾尔族员工，就连新疆阿克苏粮食局有300多员工, 维吾尔族员工只有20几个。
   
    国家对维吾尔人集中的种族歧视政策，已经使维吾尔人成为高失业的贫困群体，在乌鲁木齐,伊犁,喀什,阿克苏等地, 不少城镇和村庄街道,到处是维吾尔族青年因失业或者根本就找不到工作,成群而居闲聊或是打闹，这种现象不能不让我们内心很是为维吾尔人的将来悲怜，也不得不产生一种深深地恐惧。
   
    在新疆，由于维族人已经被政府成功地与恐怖分子、分裂势力划了等号，维吾尔人但凡犯罪，只要被扯上民族问题，或上纲上线为民族分裂问题，等待他们的就是重刑甚至死刑。2008年奥运会前夕，乌鲁木齐维吾尔百姓的聚集地——山西巷子，政府严令：严禁超过3个维吾尔人在一起闲谈，否则定性为非法聚会逮捕。维族人不得不谨小慎微夹着尾巴做人。
   
    据说这次事件的起因，网路YouTube上有一段上千汉人砍杀维族人的视频，是现场的汉族人用手机拍的现场，包括发帖的也是汉人（http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iaBoFdFC9EI&feature=related）。

发帖的目的是炫耀暴力和屠杀。看着这些血腥的场面，听着这些疯狂的叫嚣，我们很难不想起纳粹奥斯维辛集中营屠杀犹太人的历史，难道我们还要重演纳粹的罪恶么？

   
    中国国家主席胡锦涛2002年执政伊始，提出建设和谐社会的主张，这项国策本身并没有问题，但是为实现和谐的手段却不能不令人遗憾。特别是在新疆，政府将维族人妖魔化为“分裂主义者”、“极端宗教势力”和“恐怖分子”，垄断各种社会资源，对维族人实行铁血统治，动辄开枪杀人，监狱里关满了所谓分裂国家的“政治犯”。这样的民族压迫和人为的割裂民族关系，煽动、蛊惑民族仇恨的政策，如果说能带来新疆的和谐，岂不是见了大头鬼了？
   
    胡氏“建设和谐社会”的口号提了有些年头了，民族隔阂、民族仇恨像病毒肆虐，毒化着汉维两族人民的心灵，政府对维族人民的歧视和铁血镇压政策，更加激起民变丛生、暴力不断。新疆越来越像一个大火药库，不知道什么时候，这个盛产甘甜的葡萄、雪白的棉花和悠扬的歌声的美丽的地方，就将沦为炮火连天、血流成河的战场了。
   
    从来没有铁血能够营造和谐，从来没有镇压能够维持稳定，也从来没有一个民族能被歧视压倒、被暴虐消灭干净。和平善良、能歌善舞的维吾尔族人民不是暴徒、不是恐怖分子、不是极端宗教势力，中国政府的污蔑即使能得逞于一时，却不能永远蒙骗世人的眼睛。上面的那些图片和视频就是铁证。
   
    作为汉族人，我要说一句话，为了能在自己的家园里和平劳动、过上自由的有尊严的生活，他们也有权利反抗任何邪恶暴政。
   
    中南海的衮衮诸公，你们是否到了该反省的时候？
   
    2009年7月6日于纽约 (博讯记者：蔡楚)

Dunya Uyghur Qurultiyi: Wetinimizdiki Qanliq qirghinchiliq heqqide Bayanat
Sunday, July 05, 2009

Source: DUQ

Xitay komunist hökümétining irqiy ayrimichiliq siyasiti, milliy kemsitish siyasiti we Assimilatsiye siyasitining netijiside, Xitayning Guangdung ölkisige mejburi yötkep bérilghan 800 yashUyghur ishchilar 6 – ayning 26 – küni 10 mingdin arturq Xitay helqining qanliq qirghinchiliqigha uchrap, 60 ge yeqin Uyghur ishchi öltürulgen, yuzdin artuq kishi eghir yaridarlanghan idi.

Bügün 7 – ayning 5 – küni, Guangdongda yuz Bergen qanliq weqege, hitayning 60 yilliq mustemlike siyasitige we Xitay hökümétining xilmu-hil irqiy qirghinchiliqlirigha naraziliq bildürüsh yüzsidin, Ürümchining ayrim –ayrim 4 rayunida toplam bolup, 10minge yeqin Uyghur xelqi ténichliq sheklide naraziliq namayishi uyushturghan idi. Emma bu namayish Bironiwéklar, Aptomat, yash aqquzush bombisi we resmi qirghuchi qorallar bilen qanliq basturuldi.

Dunya Uyghur Qurultiyi ning wetendin biwaste alghan melumatlirigha asaslanghanda, hazirgha qeder ölgen Uyghurlarning sani necce ondin éship ketken. Yaridarlarning sanining hésawi yoq. Ölgüchiler arisida nariside balilar we qiz – ayallar xéli zor salmaqni igileydu!

Échinishliq bolghini shuki, Ürümchining Xelq meydani, jenubiy qowuq, Rabiye qadir soda sariyi etrapi, Yen´en yoli we chine – qacha zawuti aldida élip bérilghan bu namayishlar birdek halda qanliq basturulghan. Namayishchilar bironiwéklar bilen yanchip öltürülgen, saqchi – eskerler teripidin étip öltürülgen, urup öltürülgen….

Alghan melumatlirimizgha köre, hazirgha qeder necce yuzligen Uyghurlar qolgha élinghan hem qolgha elish, olturush uzliksiz dawamlishiwatidu. Hitay hokumiti buyruqsiz oq ciqirish hoqoqigha ege sahcilarning sanini ashuruwatidu.

Pütün Sherqiy Türkistan teweside herbiy halet yürgüzülgen bolup, keng kölemlik tutqun qilishlar dawam qilmaqta. Sherqiy Turkistanining Aksu we Qaramay shehridemu 7-ayning 5-kuni kechte xelqning tinchlik bilen namayish qilghanliqi melum bolmaqta. Qeshqerde kötürülgen namayishning aqiwéti heqqide hazirche éniq melumatimiz yoq.

Biz Dunya Uyghur Qurultiyi namidin Barliq démokratik döletler hökümetliri we xelqi, barliq kishilik hoquq teshkilatlirining jiddiy heriketke kélip, Xitay armiyisi, yandarmiliri teripidin qanliq qirghinchiliqqa uchrawatqan Uyghur millitini qutquzup qélishini murajiet qilimiz! BDT we NATO qisimlirining arilishishini, Sherqiy Türkistangha tekshürüsh ömiki kirgüzüp, ténichliq tertip saqlishini, mesilige estayidil muamilede bolup, ige – chaqisiz qéliwatqan bir milletni qanliq qirghinchiliq astidin qutuldurup chiqishini soraymiz.

Dunya Uyghur Qurultiyi

2009-yili 7-ayning 4-kuni

Unrest among Uyghur residents in China

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BEIJING, China (CNN) — Ethnic Uyghur residents in Urumqi, capital of China’s far west Xinjiang region, took to the streets Sunday afternoon in a rare public protest that prompted a police lockdown of the city.

China’s official Xinhua News Agency said protesters attacked passersby, burned public buses and blocked traffic. The report did not say how many people took part in the protest or what their grievances were.

But a witness in Urumqi told CNN that, soon after the protest started around 5 p.m., “hundreds [of protesters] grew into easily over a thousand — men, women and children, all ethnic Uyghurs, screaming and chanting.”

Local police arrived quickly and tried to control the swelling crowd by erecting barriers in the street, but “people pushed them over,” the witness said. “They were throwing rocks at passing cars and buses.” As the violence escalated, hundreds of anti-riot police arrived on the scene, the witness said.

“They used tear gas and fire hoses to disperse the crowd. I saw fire trucks, ambulances, armed personnel carriers, and what looked like tanks. I heard random gunshots.”

Late Sunday, the witness said Urumqi was in a lockdown, with hundreds of People’s Liberation Army soldiers in the streets. He reported seeing riot police chasing protesters into alleyways and rounding up “many” of them.

The witness speculated that the protest, which took place in the predominantly Uyghur-populated Bazaar district, may have been a reaction to racial violence in southern Guangdong province.

The racial violence reportedly happened at a toy factory in Guangdong Province, where many migrants, including Uyghurs, have moved in search of work. A massive brawl reportedly broke out between workers of Uyghur and Han nationalities. Two Uyghurs reportedly died in the violent clash.

Xinjiang is home to many Uyghurs. China’s constitution guarantees ethnic minorities equal rights and limited autonomy. However, ethnic tensions run deep. Minority groups like the Uyghurs complain that they are treated as second-class citizens and are subjected to discrimination by the majority Han nationalities.

“What was clear was the Uyghur protesters were not happy,” the witness in Urumqi said. “They broke windows of public buses, threw bottles and rocks at the police and harassed what looked like Chinese of Han or Hui nationalities. I saw a Uyghur man kick a Han woman in the behind as she tried to get away from the crowds.”

It was not clear, from official reports or the witness’ account, if there were any casualties.

A spokesman for the World Uyghur Congress, a dissident Uyghur group based in Munich, Germany, told CNN that local Uyghur people in Urumqi and Xinjiang had told him by telephone that they had seen bodies thrown into military vehicles.

Dilxat Raxit added that tens of thousands of demonstrators had gathered in every Uyghur neighborhood in Urumqi to protest peacefully against what he described as the government’s ethnic cleansing in Guangdong Shaoguan.

After about 40 minutes during which the crowd shouted slogans, calling the incident in Guangdong Shaoguan a planned ethnic cleansing, the Chinese military began to crack down by sending more than 50 military vehicles — including tanks — carrying troops into Urumqi.

All Uyghurs were ordered off the street, he said.

Sources in Kashgar said a “massive number” of Chinese PLA forces entered that city as well, and that students were ordered to remain inside.

People were also arrested along roads leading to Urumqi, he said.

“According to the Chinese law, people have the right to protest peacefully,” the World Uyghur Congress said in an appeal. “We call for attention to this kind of ethnic discrimination.”

Uighur riots erupt in China’s west

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By GILLIAN WONG
July 05, 2009

BEIJING (AP) — Protesters from a Muslim ethnic group clashed with police in China’s far west Sunday, with activists saying police fired shots in the air and used batons to disperse a crowd that had swelled to nearly 1,000.

State media said at least three ethnic Han Chinese were killed, while an activist group said one demonstrator may have died.

Protesters, mostly from the Uighur ethnic group, set at least one car on fire, overturned police barriers and attacked buses in several hours of violence that appeared to subside somewhat as police and military presence intensified into the night, according to participants and witnesses.

Tensions between Uighurs and Chinese are never far from the surface in Xinjiang province, China’s vast Central Asian buffer province.

Accounts differed over what happened Sunday in the city of Urumqi, but the violence seemed to have started when a crowd of protesters — who started out peaceful — refused to disperse.

Adam Grode, an American Fulbright scholar studying in Urumqi, said he heard explosions and also saw a few people being carried off on stretchers and a Han Chinese man with blood on his shirt entering a hospital.

He said he saw police pushing people back with tear gas, fire hoses and batons, and protesters knocking over police barriers and smashing bus windows.

“Every time the police showed some force, the people would jump the barriers and get back on the street. It was like a cat-and-mouse sort of game,” said Grode, 26.

People started to disperse after two hours, he said, but hundreds of police and soldiers poured into the city in the night with two dozen police buses, trucks, and other security vehicles and rounded up Uighurs who were sitting on street curbs.

The government’s Xinhua News Agency quoted unnamed officials saying that at least three ethnic Han Chinese were killed in the violence, in which the crowd attacked passers-by, torched vehicles and interrupted traffic on some roads.

The demonstration started peacefully with more than 300 people staging a silent sit-down protest in People’s Square in Urumqi to demand an investigation into a brawl June 25 between Uighur and Han Chinese workers at a toy factory in southern China, said Gulinisa Maimaiti, a 32-year-old employee of a foreign company who took part in the protest.

Two reportedly died in last month’s factory melee in southern Guangdong province, but Gulisina said protesters believed the real figure was higher.

“We are mourning our compatriots who were beaten to death in Guangdong,” Gulinisa said in a phone interview.

She said the crowd grew to 1,000 people, and when they refused to disperse, police pinned protesters to the ground before taking some 40 protesters away.

Dilxat Raxit, a spokesman for the pro-independence World Uighur Congress based in Germany, said he received calls from Urumqi describing the protest as peaceful until police used force to try to clear the square.

Dilxat said some protesters were beaten badly. One of his informants told him that one person was killed. The account could not immediately be corroborated.

Grode, the American student, said he saw groups of Uighurs harassing Han Chinese people who were trying to leave the scene.

A 23-year-old woman who belongs to another Muslim ethnic minority, the Hui, said the public bus she was on was attacked by dozens of Uighurs who were using sticks and bricks to smash the windows of the bus.

“I jumped off the bus to escape and got cut on my arms by the broken glass,” said the woman, who declined to give her name for fear of retaliation. She said mobile phone communications in the city appeared to have been disrupted.

Video shot from a building nearby and photos from mobile phones taken from the protest showed people running from police and a car on fire. In other shots, smoke rises in the distance and fire engines race to the protest.

The Urumqi police and city government would not comment about the incident.

Uighur separatists have waged a sporadic campaign for independence in recent decades, and the military, armed police and riot squads maintain a visible presence in the region. After a few years of relative calm, separatist violence picked up last year with attacks against border police and bombings of government buildings.

A protest by several hundred Uighurs in the city of Yining in 1997 against religious restrictions turned into an anti-Chinese uprising that the military put down, leaving at least 10 dead.

Four Uighur detainees at the U.S. prison at Guantanamo Bay in Cuba were recently released and relocated to Bermuda despite Beijing’s objections because U.S. officials have said they fear the men would be executed if they returned to China. Officials have also been trying to transfer 13 others to the Pacific nation of Palau.

乌鲁木齐市政府发布维护社会正常秩序的紧急通告
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2009年07月06日 02:04　来源：乌鲁木齐在线

　　为了维护乌鲁木齐市的正常社会秩序，保障国家机关正常执行公务，现通告如下:
　　一、《根据中华人民共和国道路交通安全法》有关规定，自2009年7月6日凌晨1时至8时(北京时间)，由公安机关对乌鲁木齐市部分区域实行交通管制，在交通管制区域内，任何车辆不得通行。
　　二、一切单位和个人均应当按照本通告要求，自觉维护社会正常秩序。
　　三、违反本通告的，由公安机关依法拘罚；构成犯罪的，依法追究刑事责任。
　　四、本通告自发布之时起施行。
　　乌鲁木齐市人民政府

　　二OO九年七月六日

Ürümqidiki namayish meydanidin kelgen telifun awazi

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新疆乌鲁木齐市发生骚乱

新疆乌鲁木齐市星期天（7月5日）下午发生骚乱。
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新华社报道称，有人聚集在街头袭击过路行人，放火焚烧车辆，并阻碍交通正常运行。

新华社的报道称，聚众人数不详，警察赶往现场维持秩序。

而世界维吾尔代表大会发言人迪里夏提则宣称，有1万名维吾尔人因为不满当局对广东韶关玩具厂发生的涉及维吾尔人的群殴事件的处理，走上街头和平抗议，要求当局惩罚幕后黑手，“释放”被强迫到内地工作的维吾尔族人。

迪里夏提称，抗议从当地时间下午5点开始，中国警方出动了50辆军车，逮捕了上百人。

迪里夏提还对BBC中文网表示，他在接听从乌鲁木齐打给他的电话时听到了那里的枪声。

他说，有国内的目击者向他们报道说，看到军人把尸体抬上军车。

迪里夏提说，乌鲁木齐已经开始宵禁，禁止人们上街，并开始了对维吾尔族人的搜捕。

 Wetendin kelgen eng yingi resimler 2

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Ürümqide Keng Kölemlik Namayish Yüzberdi, Minglighan Namayishchilar Tutqun Qilindi
2009 - yili 7  - ayning 05- küni
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ETIC xewiri :

Merkizimiz wetendin biwaste igelligen deslepki melumatlargha asaslanghanda, bügün, yeni 7 - ayning 5 – küni, Shaogüande Sherqiy Türkistandin mejburi yötkep kélingen Uyghur ishchilarning Fashist Xitaylarning qanliq hujumigha uchrighanliqigha naraziliq bildürüsh meqsidide ürümqide Uyghur ali mektep oqughuchilirini asas qilghan 10 minglighan kishi keng kölemlik namayish élip barghan.

Bügün Ürümqi waqti saet 14:30 etrapida

Herqaysi Ali mekteplerdin kelgen Namayishchilar aldi bilen Ürümqidiki < xelq meydani > gha toplanghan bolup, keyin ularning sepige jemiyettiki köp sandiki kishimu kélip qoshulghan we qisqighina waqit ichide namayishchilarning sani texminen 20 mingdin eship ketken.

Namayishchilar shoar towlushup Xitay hakimiyitidin Shaogüande Uyghurlarni wehshilerche öltürgen qatil Xitaylarni jinayi jawapkarliqqa tartishni we Uyghurlarni ichki ölkilerge mejburi ishlemchilikke iwetish siyasitini derhal toxtutushni telep qilishqan.

Namayish bashlinishi bilenla minglighan saqchi we esker kelip namayishchilarni qorshuwalghan we merkizimiz bu xewerge érishkenge qeder texminen mingdin artuq namayishchi tutqun qilinghan.

Namayishchilarmu saqchilarning tutqun qilishigha qattiq tirkeshken we ikki saqchi mashinisini köydürüp tashlighan, kelgen uchurlardin melum bolushiche hazirgha qeder 29 neper Uyghur namayishchi saqchilar teripidin etip öltürülgen, ölgenlerning bir 50 yashlar etrapida, yüzligen namayishchilar yarilanghan.

Eslide Namayishchilarning merqsidi < xelq meydani > din yolgha chiqip Döngköwrükke yürüsh qilip buyerdiki Uyghur ammisini namayish sepige qoshush bolup, lekin yollar saqchi – eskerler teripidin qattiq qamal qilinghini üchün namayishchilar < xelq meydani > etrapigha qapsilip qalghan.

Hazir Ürümqidiki < xelq meydani > etrapida namayishchilar bilen saqchi – eskerler otturisida kocha toqunushi dawal qilmaqta.

Namayishqa shahid bolghanlarning inkas qilishiche, namayishchilar qoshuni ichide köp sanda ayal we balilarmu bar bolup, yarilanghanlarning köpünchisi yashanghanlar, ayallar we balilar iken.

Namayish bashlinishi bilen Xitay saqchiliri herqaysi ali mekteplerni qamal qiliwelip, mekteplerde qepqalghan Uyghur oqughuchilarni yataqliridin sirtqa chiqarmighan.

Bu peqetla deslepki uchur bolup, bu heqte sizlerni dawamliq yéngi melumatlar bilen teminlep turushqa tirishimiz !

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2009 – yili 7 – ayning 5 – küni

( Germaniye waqti 15:00 )

Canadians protest China’s attacks on ethnic Uyghurs.
Source: Uyghur Canadian Society website

JULY 3, 2009 (TORONTO) – The Uyghur Canadian Society rallied Canadians in front of the Chinese consulate in Toronto today, calling on the government of China to stop the ethnic cleansing of Uyghurs.

The protest was in reaction to the latest attack on June 29,2009 , which killed 26 and injured 118 innocent Uyghurs, according to Chinese media reports. Some other reports said that the attack killed two Uyghurs. The excuse for the attack was an unsubstantiated rumor posted on the Internet of the rape of two ethnic Chinese girls. Protesters maintain that this is an example of how racial profiling leads to oppression of innocent Uyghurs.

“Uyghurs have suffered for years under racial profiling and unjust government policies that have painted the entire Uyghur population as criminals and terrorists. The official media has published propaganda of Uyghurs as backward and violent, and members of the three evil forces of terrorism, separatism and extremism,” said Uyghur democracy leader Rebiya Kadeer. “As a people, Uyghurs only seek prosperity and the ability to raise their families in a secure environment. The Shaoguan incident shows that official policies, together with mob rule and fear, have prevented Uyghurs from simply being able to live their lives in peace.”

Racism and violence against Uyghurs is common in places where ethnic Uyghurs have been forced by the government to relocate. Each year, the Chinese government transfers millions of Uyghurs to inland China for forced, cheap labor, replacing them with millions of Han Chinese to the Uyghur region for permanent residence on Uyghur land.

The Uyghur Canadian Society today delivered the following demands at the Chinese consulate:

* China should immediately stop forced relocation of Uyghurs for cheap and forced labor to prevent ethnic violence between Han Chinese and Uyghurs.
* China should immediately use effective legal measurement, stop racism and violence against the Uyghurs
* China should immediately stop Han migration to Xinjiang( East Turkistan) for employment opportunity wile Uyghurs living under the widespread unemployment and poverty.
* China should provide employment opportunity for Uyghurs in their own homeland.
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The Uyghur Canadian Society is to encourage and increase the opportunities for promoting friendship and understanding among the Uyghur people and other ethnicity or other cultural groups in Canada provide them accurate knowledge about political history of Uyghur people in East Turkistan, their culture, art and music and human rights conditions, current situation of Uyghur people in East Turkistan that oppressed by the Chinese government.