VOICED: Chinese authorities clamp down on Xinjiang after deadly rioting

The transcript discusses the ethnic riots between Hun Chinese and Muslim Uighurs, highlighting the government's repressive policies that have fueled resentment among the Uighur community. It covers the government's blame on exiled leader Rebia Kadeer and the concerns of human rights groups about the authorities' harsh response. The transcript emphasizes the need to distinguish between peaceful advocacy and terrorism, and provides historical context on Xinjiang's ethnic tensions, noting the impact of settlers on the region's economic and political life.

What distinction does the text make between peaceful advocates and violent groups?

What are the implications of the influx of settlers into the Uighur region?