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China’s Xinjiang restores access to 27 websites (AFP)

6 February 2010 95 views No Comment

Two young Chinese Uighur Muslims view an Osama bin Laden video at an internet cafe in the city of Urumqi in China's western Xinjiang Province, 2008. Authorities in China's Xinjiang region Saturday restored access to 27 Internet sites that had been blocked following last July's ethnic unrest in the province.(AFP/File/Mark Ralston)AFP – Authorities in China’s Xinjiang region Saturday restored access to 27 Internet sites that had been blocked following last July’s ethnic unrest in the province, state media reported.

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