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In reversal, Thai official acknowledges other countries offered Uyghurs resettlement

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By Jilil Kashgary Verified
| rfa.org
Thailand’s vice foreign minister acknowledged on Thursday that Bangkok had offers from other countries to resettle 40 detained Uyghurs before their deportation to China last week -- a reversal of previous comments by Thai officials. But those proposals were “unrealistic” and would have exposed Thailand to “retaliation from China that would impact the livelihoods of many Thais,” Vice Foreign Minister Russ Jalichandra said in a statement. Sending the group to China was the “best option,” Russ said.
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Xinjiang authorities begin winter campaign to ensure security before Chinese New Year

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By Jilil Kashgary Verified
| rfa.org
Chinese authorities in Xinjiang said they have launched a “Winter Operation” to beef up security in the restive western region in the run-up to the Lunar New Year. Though the campaign is part of a nationwide security operation introduced by China’s Ministry of Public Security in November 2024, Xinjiang is its primary focus, experts on the region say.
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Rights groups blast Skechers over new store in Xinjiang

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By Jilil Kashgary Verified
| rfa.org
Rights groups are condemning U.S. footwear and apparel company Skechers as it used the star power of martial arts actor Donnie Yen to open a new store in Xinjiang despite allegations that ethnic Uyghurs in China's far west are used for forced labor. In a video Yen posted to Instagram, crowds inside a glitzy shopping mall in the regional capital of Urumqi clamored to catch a glimpse of the Hong Kong actor, who is a Skechers brand ambassador — and is known to have pro-China sympathies.
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