From: Qedirdanim Qedirdanim <qedirdanim@...>
Subject: Re: [Uyghurlar] Nearly 130 die at Muslim rally in China
To: uygurlar@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wednesday, July 8, 2009, 2:06 AM

Nur bekri digen iplas, xumsi adem bolmaydigha  itning balisi yalgahn sozlep mushundaq qanliq pajening kelip chiqishigha sewep boliwatedu... wanglochen digen iplasninf saisimu yoqq....Nur bekrini jawapkarliqqa tartishqa chaqiriq qilishimiz kerek dep oylaymen men..hemme ishnining sewepkari esli shu Nur bekri digen iplas...qarangla qarap turup 6 ayashliq balisini aldighadek bir chirayliq qilip turuyp  yene uyghurlargha artiwatqini gunahni --- On Mon, 7/6/09, Iz Bil <atarmen@...> wrote: From: Iz Bil <atarmen@...> Subject: [Uyghurlar] Nearly 130 die at Muslim rally in China [1 Attachment] To: uyghur-uk@yahoogroups.com Cc: uyghur@yahoogroups.com, uygurlar@yahoogroups.com Date: Monday, July 6, 2009, 8:43 AM [Attachment(s) from Iz Bil included below] Nearly 130 die at Muslim rally in China   http://uk.news.yahoo.com/4/20090706/video/vwl-at-least-140-people-killed-in-violen-15af341.html Monday, July 6 07:08 am Print Story Violence at a Muslim rally in China has left 129 people dead and more than 800 injured. Skip related content Related photos / videos  Nearly 130 die at Muslim rally in China The silent sit-down protest turned into a violent riot when nearly 1,000 protesters - mostly from the Uighur ethnic group - turned on police who were trying to disperse them. They overturned barricades, attacked bystanders and set cars on fire as they clashed with officers. The protesters had gathered in the city of Urumqi in the country's western Xinjiang region to demand an investigation into a fight between Uighur and Han Chinese workers at a factory in southern China last month. The Xinhua local news agency said at the time that two died in the factory fight, but the real figure was believed to be higher. Tensions between Uighurs and Chinese are never far from the surface in Xinjiang, China's vast Central Asian buffer province. Uighur separatists have demanded independence in recent decades, and the military, armed police and riot squads maintain a visible presence in the region. After a few years of relative calm, separatist violence picked up last year with attacks against border police and bombings of government buildings. Attachment(s) from Iz Bil 1 of 1 Photo(s) yahoo news.bmp