Internet Cafe Bombed in Inner Mongolia, 12 Suspects Detained

Internet Cafe Bombed in Inner Mongolia, 12 Suspects Detained: "On Thursday last week, a bomb was detonated inside an internet cafe in Inner Mongolia's Bayan Nur. Eight people were injured in the explosion. Chinese public security has ruled out terrorism or racial tensions and have detained twelve suspects.

China News reports that the bombing may have been a result of a personal feud between the cafe's owner and a patron surnamed Zhang. Police suspect that Zhang, who was holding an undisclosed grudge against the cafe owner, decided to destroy the establishment."

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UNPO: Inner Mongolia: Illegally Detained Cultural Rights Activist Denied Treatment

UNPO: Inner Mongolia: Illegally Detained Cultural Rights Activist Denied Treatment: "According to Uiles, the authorities in the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region have made it impossible for him and his mother, Xinna, to work and support themselves—forcing them to rely on government handouts. The authorities are attempting to isolate them by forbidding them from speaking to foreign press, by cutting off almost all of their communication channels, and by intimidating their friends and neighbors.

Previously, on October 20, 2012, HRIC reported on the conditions of Hada and his family after Hada’s prison release. This new account by Uiles—see below English translation by HRIC—provides fresh details on a family being pushed to the brink:"

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