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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Of Sandstorms and Nuclear Tests
Henryk Szadziewski, Manager, Uyghur Human Rights Project The Uyghurs in Kashgar are used to sandstorms. The city’s location in an oasis on the edge of a vast desert makes it a reality of life there. When the wind picks up … Continue reading
Invitation to Pan Guang
Though Uyghur leaders have repeatedly called for dialogue with the Chinese government, and Chinese officials have visited Washington, D.C. quite frequently of late, these officials’ exchanges have been limited to meetings with think tank heads, members of Congress and the like. There has unfortunately been no opportunity for direct dialogue between the staff of the Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP) and those representing Chinese Communist Party policies. Continue reading
