Rebiya Kadeer: from the richest woman to an ironclad separatist
Rebiya Kadeer´s past: a rags-to-riches story
Rebiya Kadeer´s past exemplifies China´s policy on ethnic harmony
Rebiya Kadeer failed to keep her promise
On March 11, 2005, Rebiya Kadeer went to the US on medical parole. Upon her release, she promised never to do anything that harms national interests.
Commentaries
Kadeer´s US sponsor has ulterior motives
The National Endowment for Democracy´s financial support to Xinjiang separatist organizations led by Rebiya Kadeer is a direct interference in China´s internal affairs, says an article in Global Times.
Family hopes Kadeer will listen to their appeals for nonviolence, unity
After a letter from Rebiya Kadeer´s family to her was made public Tuesday, her sons, daughter and brother in China talked about their sorrow and expectations of their mother and sister.
Childhood friends of Kadeer´s husband struggle after riot
In Ashitu city, western China, old school friends of exiled Uygur activist Rebiya Kadeer´s husband Sidik Haji Rouzi are counting their losses from the deadly July 5 riot and wondering at the gulf that has come between them.
Commentary: Lies cover up no facts
After denying their role in the July 5 riot in Urumqi, the World Uygur Congress (WUC) and its chairwoman Rebiya Kadeer have been busy attempting to twist the truth by spreading a pack of lies and vending fake evidence.
Rebiya Kadeer mocked by netizens over lies on Urumqi riot
The head of the separatist World Uygur Congress Rebiya Kadeer has been mocked by netizens for her remarks about the deadly July 5 riot in Urumqi that left 184 dead.
Rebiya Kadeer not entitled to represent Uygur people: former Xinjiang chairman
A former chairman of the Xinjiang regional government said here Saturday that Rebiya Kadeer was "not entitled to represent the Uygur people."
Woman behind Xinjiang riot caught self-contradictory
Denying their role in the bloodbath in Urumqi that killed 156, a woman in exile and her Washington D.C.-based organization were busy before and after the tragic killings
Video: Rebiya Kadeer swore not to harm national interests before parole in 2005
On March 11, 2005, Rebiya Kadeer went to the US on medical parole. Upon her release, she promised never to do anything that harms national interests.
Commentary: Rebiya Kadeer´s past exemplifies China´s policy on ethnic harmony
If Rebiya Kadeer, the leader of the World Uygur Congress, thought about her own past, she would count herself among the numerous Uyghurs who had benefited from China´s policies to promote ethnic harmony.
Fake photos used to cheat public
Rebiya Kadeer, head of the "Xinjiang independence" separatists, has repeated the inferior hoax used by the Dalai Lama clique, trying to use forged photos to deceive people around the world.