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When I search on "moslem singing partying china", the results come back so, per usual suspects
... and when I search more specifics, I get ...
The nature of issues with ethnic minorities in China might or not be different w/ same elsewhere in the world, but in comparison, hardly compares.
Coincidentally Uighers make up ~1% of total population, just as natives in N America do. Re <<I give China's "domestication" efforts re Uighurs about an equal chance of success>>
... would say Xinjiang okay but for the foreign interference that is now subtracted of a branch office in Afghanistan.
It might just be like in HK, that the minute two bank accounts at HSBC were frozen then the 'beautiful sights' Nancy Pelosi cheered on stopped cold, and kids can go back to school and people can earn a wage, and basic street security restored, except for a few days ago when some fellow stabbed a policeman almost fatally and cancelled himself.
rferl.org <<Why Are Central Asian Countries Silent About China's Uyghurs?>> misses several points, that
(1) if China is actually brutal then their silence is complicit, and if not, best keep quiet and let MSM say whatever about wherever and get on w/ trade, enterprise, construction, and co-prosperity, etc etc
(2) is perhaps whatever China faces in Xinjiang a bigger vulnerability for the Stan's? IOW, China is taking the brunt of an attack so that the rest of the region is well defended?
(3) China is assuredly not bombing anyone attending weddings by drones operated by remote-controlling pilots downing coffee and munching on burgers, minded over by officialdom calling for and praising criminal street actions of maiming and destruction of public and private property a 'beautiful sight'
