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10/01/2016

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Southern Mongolia under Chinese colonial rule

Report on Human Rights Situation in Southern Mongolia

Report on Human Rights Situation in Southern Mongolia Overview and 2014 to 2016 Southern Mongolia Freedom and Democracy Movement Federation November 10, 2016 ChapterⅠ Overview Section 1 Since the Chinese Communist Party started to govern Southern Mongolia and its territory after the WWII, Mongolians have been subject to ethnic massacre that can be describe as genocide. In order to exterminate the Mongolian culture, at the same time, the Chinese Communist Party has intervened in politics in the aspects of economy, religion, and education and destroyed the Mongolians’ traditional values in disregard of the International Covenants on Human Rights. Since 2014, Southern Mongolia’s human rights situation has further worsened

Conference for Southern Mongolia

A declaration by a solidarity union for freedom in southern Mongolia —The address of the “Quriltai” (World Conference for Southern Mongolia) Inaugural Meeting In the territories of Mongolians (including the whole Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region as well as the Mongolian ethnic enclaves in Xinjiang-Uygur Autonomous Region and the neighboring provinces such as Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Henan, Qinghai and Gansu), they have been deprived of all kinds of their rights by the Chinese government and people (Han people) since the foundation of the People’s Republic of China. In particular, during the era of the Great Cultural Revolution, the government extensively committed carnage and torture under its policy of practically eradicating the Mongolians and massacring the lives of hundreds of thousands of Mongolians. Mongolians are traditionally devout Tibetan Buddhists, but their inherent faith is gradually extinguished with the destroyed Buddhist temples and oppressed Buddhist monks and n

Inner Mongolia

Southern Mongolia - United Nations Forum on Minority Issues 2016.11.24~25

Southern Mongolia Congress

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Chinese Police Detain Eight Ethnic Mongolians Amid Dispute Over Grassland

Chinese authorities in the northern region of Inner Mongolia have detained eight people in an eviction operation targeting a group of ethnic Mongolian herders and driving them from their summer pastures, activists and local residents said on Wednesday. Ethnic Mongolian herders in the northern Chinese region of Inner Mongolia on Tuesday penned an open letter to the the regional government amid a bitter land dispute that has sparked violent clashes with the authorities in recent weeks. Herders from Ubuurbarag village in Inner Mongolia’s eastern Shin-Barag Left Banner had called on the regional government to intervene to protect them after alleged attacks that left local residents injured and their livestock dead. But the authorities moved on Wednesday to evict both herders and their livestock from the disputed land, which herders say they have grazed for generations

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