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Updated on: Friday 30 September 2005, 17:24 Makka Time, 14:24 GMT  

Exiles warn of Xinjiang 'time bomb'

A worldwide group of exiled Uighur Muslims has criticised China over what it called oppression and exploitation in the Xinjiang region, and warned the region was being turned into a time bomb. FULL STORY

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