Burning Xi Jinping: Is Kazakh Rights Group Facing Its Final Days?

by admin | Dec 22, 2025 | Asia

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A group of activists set fire to a portrait of Chinese leader Xi Jinping and the Chinese flag during a demonstration against the continued detention of ethnic Kazakhs in Xinjiang.

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