Taiwan: Bloggers comment on Xinjiang protests

Posted 7 July 2009 3:42 GMT

Countries	China, Taiwan (ROC)
Topics	Human Rights, Protest, International Relations, Politics, Ethnicity & Race
Languages	English

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· Taïwan : Commentaires de blogueurs sur les manifestations au Xinjiang

China

Taiwan bloggers have responded to the massacre in Xinjiang with concern. Lao Ren Cha writes that her own experience of the people of Xinjiang is that they are unfairly portrayed as terrorists. The Far-Eastern Sweet Potato says the Ma government's lack of response to the event in Xinjiang is disturbing.

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