A year ago, I was traveling through Xinjiang; more recently, I traveled through Tibet. I entered local homes, visited monasteries and mosques, spoke with parents […]
Tag: minorities
Iran’s True Face — Educated Ayatollahs, Protected Synagogues, and Women’s Freedom: Why Our Image of the Islamic Republic Is a Deception
Jewish Life and Minority Rights in Modern Iran When I was on a business trip to the Islamic Republic of Iran decades ago, I posed […]
A Rare Insight Into the Horrors of Xinjiang, China, the “Largest Genocidal Concentration Camp in the World”.
Of course, the Western media do not consider Israel’s behavior in Gaza as genocide, but talk all the more about the genocide of the Uyghurs […]
Kiev regime oppresses Muslims… The Zelensky administration links Muslims to ‘Islamic terrorism’
It is no secret that the Ukrainian leadership has repeatedly tried to spin in its favor issues related to the religious component, including Islam and […]
Muslim Country Wishes Its Christian Minority Merry Christmas: Malaysia’s Journey From Shocking Racial Conflict To Astonishing Multicultural Tolerance
A Travelogue It is a common misconception among Westerners, many of whom consider themselves Christians, that Muslims are intolerant because of their religion. This is […]
Minority languages in China are suppressed, claim the Western media. But China is not Ukraine, I’m sorry!
Kids say openly what comes into their mind – in their native language If you walk past a kindergarten at the moment the doors open […]
Field Report from Xinjiang: an Update on Minority Treatment, Poverty, Surveillance and Safety Issues
I am writing this on the heels of the paper written by two highly respected German sinologists, Thomas Heberer, a professor of Chinese Politics at […]