In operations by Chinese occupying forces have detained 181 Uighurs in Eastern Turkestan.
According to the government press, 112 of the detainees were searched by police and were part of an organised crime group.
In recent years a large part of the Muslim Uighurs in Eastern Turkestan have been an increase in attacks against Chinese forces. Following these attacks, police have arrested hundreds of Muslim Uighurs in China by performing a series of operations.
Eastern Turkestan activists and refugees abroad have reported that Chinese police have applied excessive repressive policies of the Chinese police against Uighur Muslims. The Chinese government accuses Muslim Uighurs of attempting to re-establish the independent state of Eastern Turkestan.
Source: World Bulletin
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