Man detained in Sweden on suspicion of spying on Uygurs for China

Why Did Canada Try to Take in Uygurs Deported from Thailand? - CovertAction Magazine

Why was Canada trying to take Uygurs who were deported from Thailand to China? A failed anti-Chinese government policy, triggering a later cost of nearly $1 million CAD, is the elephant in the room. British newspaper The Guardian reported that Canada and the United States had offered to take in all 48 Uygurs held in […] The post Why Did Canada Try to Take in Uygurs Deported from Thailand? first appeared on CovertAction Magazine.

Man detained in Sweden on suspicion of spying on Uygurs for China

Beijing has denied accusations from rights organisations about abuses against the ethnic minority group in Xinjiang.

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Sweden arrests senior Uyghur representative on suspicion of spying for China

The World Uyghur Congress confirmed that one of its officials had been arrested in Sweden on suspicion of spying on fellow Uyghurs on behalf of China.

A prosecutor in Sweden is demanding the detention of a man suspected of spying for the Chinese government. The man is accused of spying on people from a group of Uighurs who have fled China. The prosecutor says the man has collected information and other data about the people and brought them to intelligence agencies in China.Protesters with a Uighur flag.Apuyghurs are a Muslim nation living in China's Xinjiang province. The Chinese government i…