Who Are The Chinese Uighurs?

Newsweek 2018-09-12

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Uighurs, or Uyghurs, are the largest group of Muslims living in China's far-western province of Xinjiang. They speak a Turkic language, and feel much greater cultural affinity with nearby Central Asian countries than they do with mainland China.

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