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Featured Articles and Highlights
The Uyghur Human Rights Project chooses particular articles to be highlighted as "featured."  They are listed below.


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Celil allowed to meet with mother, sister
Published 10/13/2008 | Featured Articles and Highlights
Even through the grainy, often-undecipherable audio of a secretly recorded prison conversation, the sound of uncontrollable weeping is clear.
China's story: putting the PR into the PRC
Published 10/13/2008 | Featured Articles and Highlights
Beijing is the target of world criticism over its Olympic preparations and its Tibet and Xinjiang policies. It needs a better public-relations response, says James A Millward.
Showdown ahead over 17 Uighur detainees
Published 10/9/2008 | Featured Articles and Highlights
The Justice Department says the judiciary does not have the power to release Guantánamo detainees into the US.
Some at Gitmo see U.S. as ally
Published 10/9/2008 | Featured Articles and Highlights
A Chinese Muslim locked up at Guantanamo Bay may soon be granted an improbable wish: To move to the United States.
A Victory for the Uighurs at Guantanamo...but Now What?
Published 10/7/2008 | Featured Articles and Highlights
The strangest cases to come out of Guantanamo have been those against a group of Chinese Muslims who were picked up in Afghanistan following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.


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