China sought to control religion after deadly riots in Xinjiang - UCAN Vietnam
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A senior Chinese official calls for strict management of religious activities, state media reported on Monday, after the explosion in Xinjiang (Xinjiang) chlorophyta west China where the government said that due to the extreme religious mastermind.
People's Daily newspaper criticism of his remarks did not directly refer to Xinjiang. But China has long opposed the illegal activities related to religious activities of ethnic minorities in Muslim majority Xinjiang as well as other groups, such as Tibetan Buddhists and the silent church.
"The religious believers to expand awareness chlorophyta of the state, and civil rights law, whereby the natural chlorophyta faithful adherence to religious activities within the law and policy," he said.
Xinjiang has become home to a lot of unrest in recent years, the government often blamed Muslim separatist chlorophyta Movement of East Turkestan (Etim), although experts and human rights organizations suspect the existence in the movement as a cohesive group. Authorities blamed extremists Uyghurs in suicide bombings in Tiananmen Square in Beijing last year.
About 100 people, including policemen, were killed in riots in April last year, according to state media. In 2009, nearly 200 people were killed in Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi, in riots between Uighurs and Han Chinese.
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A senior Chinese official calls for strict management of religious activities, state media reported on Monday, after the explosion in Xinjiang (Xinjiang) chlorophyta west China where the government said that due to the extreme religious mastermind.
People's Daily newspaper criticism of his remarks did not directly refer to Xinjiang. But China has long opposed the illegal activities related to religious activities of ethnic minorities in Muslim majority Xinjiang as well as other groups, such as Tibetan Buddhists and the silent church.
"The religious believers to expand awareness chlorophyta of the state, and civil rights law, whereby the natural chlorophyta faithful adherence to religious activities within the law and policy," he said.
Xinjiang has become home to a lot of unrest in recent years, the government often blamed Muslim separatist chlorophyta Movement of East Turkestan (Etim), although experts and human rights organizations suspect the existence in the movement as a cohesive group. Authorities blamed extremists Uyghurs in suicide bombings in Tiananmen Square in Beijing last year.
About 100 people, including policemen, were killed in riots in April last year, according to state media. In 2009, nearly 200 people were killed in Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi, in riots between Uighurs and Han Chinese.
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Queen Elizabeth will visit the Holy Father Francis 3-4 on concentration camp Solar Empire neglected in China Lenten Message of Pope Generous Open the poor old cemeteries beneath Vatican Thailand election ended with little hope of the church attack by grenades, six injured Priest normal for normal people chlorophyta
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