• Xinjiang News and Reports
• China publishes white paper on Xinjiang, saying national unity, stability are "lifeblood" for development
• Government White Paper: Development and Progress in Xinjiang -- Issued by the Information Office of the State Council of P.R.China

Xinjiang Information and other Useful Sources:

• Xinjiang General Information
• Xinjiang Pictures
• Urumqi

Xinjiang Location in China Map

• China 'terror incident' in Xinjiang 'kills 21 people (click for full story)
• Pressure China on civil rights: Uighur leader  (click for details)
• China to execute four Uighurs in western region (click for details)
• China jails writer for 15 years for 'endangering state security' Human rights organisations attack heavy sentence on Uighur journalist who had warned about ethnic violence in Xinjiang (click for details on the Guardian, UK)
• Amnesty challenges China on Xinjiang riot accounts‎ (click for details)
• After Long Ban, Western China Is Back Online (click for details)
• Trekking 1,000km in China for e-mail (link to BBC News)
• China allows texting in Xinjiang six months after riots (link to BBC News)
• China Nearly Doubles Security Budget for Western Region (The New York Times)
• China reconnects Xinjiang Province to the Web – very slightly - Almost six months after China cut off communications in a bid to control race riots in restive Xinjiang Province, it has given residents access to two party-controlled websites. But phone calls and text messages remain restricted. (Christina Science Monitor)
• New arrests over China's Xinjiang ethnic riots - Ninety-four people have been arrested on suspicion of involvement in ethnic violence in China's Xinjiang
• Nine people executed for summer’s ethnic riots in western China (Times online)
• Exiled Uighur Leader Says China Continues Crackdown on Uighur Community (Voice of America)
• China accused of abuses against Uighurs (ABC Australia)
• Al-Qaida Leader Urges Uighurs to Launch Holy War Against China (VOA)
• Prepare to fight China, Qaeda figure tells Uighurs (Reuters)
• China Ousts Top Official After Protests
• Xinjiang protests: Han Chinese demand better security after syringe attacks in Urumqi
• Xinjiang violence: Views from China
• China restores internet after ethnic riots
• China Fears Ethnic Strife Could Agitate Uighur Oasis
• China orders Australian film-makers to drop Uighur documentary
• China's Silk Road ambitions delayed by financial crisis - China's ambition to restore the old Silk Road as a trade route fit for the modern era of globalisation has been halted by the financial crisis and unrest in the western region of Xinjiang.
• China Downplays Muslim Countries' Concerns About Uighurs
• A Strongman Is China’s Rock in Ethnic Strife
• Xinjiang's Energy Risk Rises
• Fuse of Fear, Lit in China, Has Victims on 2 Sides
• Hu Says China Will Deal Harshly With Instigators
• In Wake of Turmoil In China, Minorities Face Painful Options
• Facebook Inaccessible in China After Violent Clashes in Urumqi
• Anger and Hatred on the Streets of Urumqi
• China ramps up efforts to stop deadly ethnic violence
• Reporter's notebook: Boiling emotions in China
• Ethnic Clashes in China: Uighurs vs. Han Chinese Government to Seek Death Penalty for Perpetrators of Violenceotions in China
• China Blames Exile Activist Grandmother for Deadly Ethnic Riots
• At Least 140 Killed in Uighur Riots in China - State Media Says 140 People Killed and 828 Hurt in Riots in China's Xinjiang Province
• Internet, Twitter Blocked in China City After Ethnic Riot
• China calls Xinjiang riot a plot against rule
• To Protect an Ancient City, China Moves to Raze It (New York Times)
• A sad day in Muslim China - (Daily Kos)
• China executes Uighur 'militants' BBC
• China warns on Xinjiang stability - BBC News
• China spends billions in fighting Xinjiang and Tibet dissidents - The Times of India
• Arrests increased in Muslim region of China
• China sentences 2 to death for attack in Xinjiang. IHT

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