Ethnic cleansing is evident here Han [government] against Uighur

Police and troops fire into Uighur crowds, killing many of these freedom loving peoples. Many Uighur people have been killed by said [Han] government inspired riots and militia.The Uighur people are demonized as terrorists when they are not at all; they are fighting for their very lives The Uighur people will go down in death fighting for their freedom; they detest the Communist Chinese Han government for its totalitarian fascist rule that treats these peoples as slaves to the migrated [government sponsored] Han.

China Knife Attack: Xinjiang Riots Result In More Than 25 Deaths; State Media Labels Incident As 'Terrorist Attack'

By Carey Vanderborg

on June 28 2013 8:29 AM

A riot in western China on Wednesday morning between Uyghur Muslim groups and Han Chinese has resulted in the death of an unconfirmed number of people. While some media outlets are reporting between 27 and 46 deaths, there has not yet been an official confirmation of exactly how many people have been killed.

Paramilitary police in riot gear block a road at the centre of Urumqi in China's Xinjiang Autonomous Region September 3, 2009.Reuters

Limited details released to local media in China indicate that strained relationships between the population of Uyghur Muslims and the Han Chinese in the region China may have contributed to the fatal attack.

According to the Associated Foreign Press, some in the community have blamed the unrest on economic inequality and religious repression -- claims that China rejects, pointing to regional investment and placing the blame instead on "terrorists."

The World Uyghur Congress, a group run by Uyghurs in exile, said in a statement to the AFP that the incident was "evidence of China's failed policies towards Uighurs." It added that "an information blackout and security crackdown" in the area raised questions about the state media's version of events.