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The War On The Uyghurs: China'S Internal Campaign Against A Muslim Minority (Princeton Studies In Muslim Politics),New
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How China Is Using The Usled War On Terror To Erase The Cultural Identity Of Its Muslim Minority In The Xinjiang Regionwithin Weeks Of The September 11 Attacks On New York And Washington, The Chinese Government Warned That It Faced A Serious Terrorist Threat From Its Uyghur Ethnic Minority, Who Are Largely Muslim. In This Explosive Book, Sean Roberts Reveals How China Has Been Using The Usled Global War On Terror As International Cover For Its Increasingly Brutal Suppression Of The Uyghurs, And How The War'S Targeting Of An Undefined Enemy Has Emboldened States Around The Globe To Persecute Ethnic Minorities And Severely Repress Domestic Opposition In The Name Of Combatting Terrorism.Of The Eleven Million Uyghurs Living In China Today, More Than One Million Are Now Being Held In Socalled Reeducation Camps, Victims Of What Has Become The Largest Program Of Mass Detention And Surveillance In The World. Roberts Describes How The Chinese Government Successfully Implicated The Uyghurs In The Global Terror Wardespite A Complete Lack Of Evidenceand Branded Them As A Dangerous Terrorist Threat With Links To Alqaeda. He Argues That The Reframing Of Uyghur Domestic Dissent As International Terrorism Provided Justification And Inspiration For A Systematic Campaign To Erase Uyghur Identity, And That A Nominal Uyghur Militant Threat Only Emerged After More Than A Decade Of Chinese Suppression In The Name Of Counterterrorismwhich Has Served To Justify Further State Repression.A Gripping And Moving Account Of The Humanitarian Catastrophe That China Does Not Want You To Know About, The War On The Uyghurs Draws On Roberts'S Own Indepth Interviews With The Uyghurs, Enabling Their Voices To Be Heard.
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