Uyghur residents confront police in fresh clash in Urumqi

Uyghur residents confront police in fresh clash in Urumqi

URUMQI, China - Uyghur residents protest in Urumqi on July 7, two days after bloody riots in the capital of China's Xinjiang region that state media said left at least 156 people dead and led to the arrests of over 1,400 people.

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