China’s Duplicitous Treatment of Muslims

Behind the Chinese government’s amiable patronage of the Hui and away from the global spotlight, China’s Muslim Uyghur population is facing a much more troubling set of circumstances.

by Huzafa Khan

The remote Chinese city of Yinchuan, in the northern Ningxia province, has long been the homeland of China’s Hui Muslim population. The relatively quiet and sequestered city, which has a modest population of approximately 800,000, is far from the eastern seaboard’s larger cities of Guangzhou and Shanghai. It is, however, in the process of …