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Bosnian Genocide survivors reflect on the parallels with Uyghurs' suffering

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By Mamatjan Juma
| rfa.org
Survivors of the Bosnian Genocide 30 years ago told Radio Free Asia that they see parallels between their suffering and the experiences of Uyghurs in China’s far-western Xinjiang region. At that that time, the international community failed to stop the mass killings and other crimes against Bosnian Muslims. The 1992-95 Bosnian War left 100,000 dead, including the slaughter of 8,000 Bosnian Muslim men and boys in Srebrenica.
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Turghunjan Alawudun elected head of World Uyghur Congress

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By Mamatjan Juma
| rfa.org
Turghunjan Alawudun elected head of World Uyghur Congress Alawudun was the sole candidate for the group’s presidency, amid harassment from Beijing. By Mamatjan Juma for RFA Uyghur 2024.10.26
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Uyghur scholar’s prison guard gets 7 years for revealing ‘secrets’

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By Shohret Hoshur, Mamatjan Juma
| rfa.org
A Uyghur prison guard has been sentenced to seven years in jail for divulging information about the condition of prominent Uyghur political prisoner Ilham Tohti, people with knowledge of the situation said. Gopur Abdurreshit, 51, was arrested on Feb. 1 for disclosing information about Tohti, an economist and professor who is serving a life sentence on separatism-related charges, said a person familiar with the matter who declined to be identified for fear of reprisals.
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