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Exiled Uighur leader speaks out - 08 Jul 09
By: aljazeeraenglish
Posted: Jul 9 09
Witnessed: 1148 times
Regions: Central Asia, China
Issues: Discrimination, Freedom of opinion & expression, Minorities
Tags: exile, Han, military brutality, Protests, Uighurs, violence
Chinese officials have accused an exiled Uighur leader of being behind the unrest in China's Xinjiang province.
But Rebiya Kadeer says Chinese repression is to blame and says she will not stop her activism until Beijing stops persecuting Uighurs.
This is her story, in her own words.
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