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They have a very diffrent cloth from Chinese, because of the uyghurs are Turkic nation so they have cloth that similar to other Turkic nations, their traditional clothes are very colorful and long, they have often flowers and red colors on their clothes.
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What human rights are abused in Xinjiang?
The indigenous population of Xinjiang is mostly composed of Türkic peoples called the Uiyghur. The Chinese government has systematically denied the Uiyghur's rights to protest for increased autonomy, increased democracy, and the Chinese authorities have created Chinese (Han ethnicity) colonies in Xinjiang in order to make the territory more "Chinese" and therefore more difficult for the Uiyghur to manifest their independence.
What group of people has been persecuted thoughout history?
There are a number of such peoples depending on how far back you go. Some of the more obvious ones include: Jews, Romani, Armenians, Kurds, Dravidians, Kalmyks, Chechens, Tibetans, and Uiyghur. There are uncountable others.
Some that starts with a g to wear?
People wear glasses. People wear gloves. People wear golf shoes.
In what country do people wear kimonos?
People in Japan wear kimonos.
What do Taiwanese people wear?
what do Taiwan people wear
What do people wear to holi?
people wear sarees
What is something you wear that begins witht the letter j?
People wear jewelry. People wear jockey shorts. People wear jammies.
What is something you wear that starts with th eletter c?
People wear a cummerbund. People wear cleats. People wear clogs and crocs.
What do people in France wear?
people in France wear regular clothes
What do people people wear?
People wear clothing.
What did the people in northwest wear?
what did the people wear in the north west
Is Islam practiced in China?
Yes. There is a significant minority of Muslims in China of roughly 25 million people. They are divided between ethnic minorities like the Uiyghur people who live in Xinjiang Autonomous Region in northwest China and the Hui Chinese, who look almost indistinguishable from the Han Chinese majority, but identify as a different ethnicity because of their religious beliefs.
