A Uighur minority man offers a horse's head at his butcher shop in the Sunday Bazaar in Hotan, China, Sunday, July 12, 2009. A week after rioting in Urumqi security forces were on high alert.
A Uighur restaurant opens for business in a neighborhood that saw clashes during the latest violence in Urumqi, China, Saturday, July 11, 2009. Some shops were still closed as thousands of Chinese troops flooded into Urumqi to separate the feuding ethnic groups.
An Uighur woman with a baby buys peach from a young street vender in Uighur district of Urumqi, western China's Xinjiang province, Saturday, July 11, 2009. China raised the death toll from riots in its Xinjiang region to 184, state media said Saturday, giving the first ethnic breakdown of the dead nearly a week after communal violence broke out in this far western city.
This is a harsh way to have to live and I truly feel sorry for any displaced people who are affected by conflicts and riots. The many countries that are involved in conflicts are leaving their people to suffer, while they destroy property and lives. This isn't just one country, there are many more and they are more of them popping up everyday.
This is a harsh way to have to live and I truly feel sorry for any displaced people who are affected by conflicts and riots. The many countries that are involved in conflicts are leaving their people to suffer, while they destroy property and lives. This isn't just one country, there are many more and they are more of them popping up everyday.
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