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CSPAN2 Hudson Institute Discussion On Human Rights In China July 13, 2024

Next, look at human rights guss against muslim groups in northwest china. This Panel Includes a journalist who reported on the Chinese Governments establishment of reEducation Centers, targeting muslim my importants and a human rights activist. Welcome to the Hudson Institute, im nina shea, and i want to wish everyone happy holidays holidays and im also want to draw your attention to the crisis in china against the us uyghur population the. One of the worst relation rights and percent accuse situations of our day and age. It is a crisis of religious persecution and Human Rights Violations of epic proportions. And will be hearing more pout that through the session today. All people should be concerned for china as a rising power, aimed to make this a model, not only for other groups within its borders but is exporting this model. It is of deep concern to me as someone who monitors freedom around the world, and i know it is to you here in this room in the audience, and it is my deep priv

Uyghur s Grand Kuqa Mosque Profaned in Chinese Propaganda video: Report

China has yet again tried to undermine the Uyghur s cultural heritage and blur historical ties to the Xinjiang region through a state-sponsored promotional video where a Chinese woman urging that Grand Kuqa Mosque, the people and the religion are Chinese, according to the Bitter Winter.

Interview: Nury Turkel to call China out for atrocities against Uyghurs, others — Radio Free Asia

Deep Insights from China: America Is Quite Similar to Voldemort

China's Global Times published an opinion column on Sunday declaring that the United States was "quite similar" to Voldemort.

BBC Radio 3 - Music Matters, Uighur culture, Richard Tognetti, business models

Show more Tom Service talks to Richard Tognetti, Artistic Director of the Australian Chamber Orchestra, about the return to concert life Down Under and how he’s putting together a number of high-tech music films in response to the pressures, both artistic and financial, of living under COVID-19. We explore, too, how the pandemic is changing the relationship between players, agents and institutions, and hear from Jasper Parrott, Kate Adams, and Kitty Whately about how the classical music industry’s business models might be shaken-up. Rachel Harris, Professor in Ethnomusicology at SOAS, speaks to Tom about her new book Soundscapes of Uyghur Islam , and we’re also joined by the ethnomusicologist Mukaddas Mijit, to discuss how the culture and music of this minority population in China is under increasing pressure from Beijing.

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