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| H3 | A Stone Is Most Precious Where It Belongs by Gulchehra Hoja review – a powerful testament of Uyghur persecution |
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| H3 | Communist China’s Genocidal Crackdown on Uyghur Intellectuals |
| H3 | “But a thorn was left in our tongue ...” |
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| H3 | Adil Tunyaz, a well-known Uyghur poet, arrested in 2017, and his fate is unknown |
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| H3 | #100PENMembers No. 87: Ahtam Omer Duplicate text |
| H3 | China – Xinjiang: Severe prison sentences for Uyghur writers is latest example of government efforts to erase Uyghur culture Duplicate text |
| H3 | Ahtam Omar, a prominent Uyghur writer, sentenced to 20 years imprisonment in China |
| H3 | Whereabouts, Well-Being of Renowned Uyghur Poet Unknown Three Years After Detention Duplicate text |
| H3 | Xinjiang Authorities Sentence Prominent Uyghur Author to 20 Years in Prison Duplicate text |
| H3 | For PEN’s Poets: reflections by Jennifer Clement, President of PEN International Duplicate text |
| H3 | Celebrating World Poetry Day & Nowruz Festival with Uyghur poetry Duplicate text |
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| H3 | Qurban Mamut, a retired Uyghur editor held incommunicado in China Duplicate text |
| H3 | Xinjiang Authorities Detain Prominent Uyghur Journalist in Political ‘Re-Education Camp’ Duplicate text |
| H3 | Omerjan Hasan was arrested in April 2016 and his fate is unknown Duplicate text |
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| H4 | Currently, the Uyghur PEN Board Member Aziz Isa Elkun, a London based Uyghur poet and academic, is the Director of Uyghur PEN Centre Online Revitalisation Project. |
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