Uighurs decry China's demolition campaign

Cairo, NU Online Muslim Uighur leaders denounced China's demolition of the Old City in Kashgar, an ancient city that symbolizes their long-preserved identity, urging the international community to intervene to save the city. "Chinese authorities are no longer content to eradicate our language from schools and our religion from mosques," Rebiya Kadeer, the head of the Uighur American Association (UAA), said in a statement mailed to IslamOnline on Tuesday, June 23.

Rabu, 24 Juni 2009 | 05:19 WIB

Uighurs decry China's demolition campaign

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