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Countries involved in Beijing Olympics risk being used by Chinese government, says Uighur activist

Critics of the Chinese government's treatment of ethnic minority groups, including Uighurs, are calling for a boycott of the Games, but Olympic officials and athletes say a boycott isn't the right way forward.

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