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China targets exiled ethnic leader with demolitions

Source: The Scotsman
Beijing : China | 2 months ago  
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Rebiya Kadeer, the exiled millionaire leader of China's Uighur Muslim minority. State media claimed the properties, in the city of Urumqi which has recently seen renewed ethnic violence between Uighurs and ethnic Han Chinese, were being demolished due to structural safety concerns.
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