The Ministry of National Education's announcement on its official website of scholarships provided by the Chinese government for universities in East Turkestan has drawn criticism. Uyghur rights advocates criticized the promotion of China's scholarship program while academics and intellectuals are imprisoned in the region. Human Rights Watch researcher Yalkun Uluyol described the practice as a "diplomatic mistake," while Abdullah Kaşgarlı, a rep…
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The Ministry of National Education's announcement on its official website of scholarships provided by the Chinese government for universities in East Turkestan has drawn criticism. Uyghur rights advocates criticized the promotion of China's scholarship program while academics and intellectuals are imprisoned in the region. Human Rights Watch researcher Yalkun Uluyol described the practice as a "diplomatic mistake," while Abdullah Kaşgarlı, a rep…