'Cina, India bukan pengemis'

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Saya betul-betul tidak paham apasal Kita ni orang Mesia tidak dapat hidup harmoni di bawah satu bumbung....Tidak bolehkah kita semua berkongsi apa yang kita ada sekarang sesama rakyat Mesia sendiri....

Saya betul-betul berasa kagum apabila melawat daerah Muslim Xinjiang kat China. Walaupun mereka hanya kaum minoriti jika berbanding dengan kaum Cina di China yang berjumlah 1 Billion. Tetapi kerajaan China cukup jaga Masyarakat Muslim Xinjiang. Mereka tidak dilayan seperti pengemis atau pendatang.

Ini adalah specimen mata wang China iaitu Renminbi. Jika dinampak dengan terperinci terdapat tulisan Jawi dia atas duit China.

Ini adalah Ibu Daerah Kawasan Minoriti Muslim Xinjiang
Betapa pesat membangun Kota Urumqi.

propaganda komunis ni.

kau baca ni


China 'crushing Muslim Uighurs'
Muslim Uighurs
The crackdown is done in the name of counter-terrorism, the report says
China has been accused by two US-based human rights groups of conducting a "crushing campaign of religious repression" against Muslim Uighurs.

It is being done in the name of anti-separatism and counter-terrorism, says a joint report by Human Rights Watch and Human Rights in China.

It is said to be taking place in the western Xinjiang region, where more than half the population is Uighur.

China has denied that it suppresses Islam in Xinjiang.

It says it only wants to stop the forces of separatism, terrorism and religious extremism in the region, which Uighur separatists call East Turkestan.

Detentions and executions

The report accuses China of "opportunistically using the post-11 September environment to make the outrageous claim that individuals disseminating peaceful religious and cultural messages in Xinjiang are terrorists who have simply changed tactics".


CHINA'S UIGHURS
Ethnically Turkic Muslims, mainly in Xinjiang
Made bid for independent state in 1940s
Sporadic violence in Xinjiang since 1991
Uighurs worried about Chinese immigration and erosion of traditional culture

The authors of the report say it is based on previously undisclosed Communist Party and Chinese government documents, local regulations, press reports and local interviews.

The report says the systematic repression of religion in Xinjiang was continuing as "a matter of considered state policy".

Such repression ranges from vetting imams and closing mosques to executions and the detention of thousands of people every year, it claims.

"Religious regulation in Xinjiang is so pervasive that it creates a legal net that can catch just about anyone the authorities want to target," said Sharon Hom, Executive Director of Human Rights in China.

The report also reveals that almost half the detainees in Xinjiang's re-education camps are there for engaging in illegal religious activities.

Uighurs make up about eight million of the 19 million people in Xinjiang.

Many of them favour greater autonomy, and China views separatist sentiments as a threat to the state.

dipetik dari: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/4435135.stm