Below is a collection of links related to the documentary and to the underlying issues.
Death toll in Xinjiang riot rises to 156 - China Daily July 7th Is China fraying? - The Economist July 9th 2009 Government: evidence shows Rebiya Kadeer masterminds violence - China Daily July 10th Uyghur activist film row - CNN July 16th Beijing pressures film festival to dump documentary - The Age July 15th 7:30 Report ABC TV Rebiya Kadeer row engulfs Melbourne film festival - The Guardian July 15th China orders Australian film-makers to drop Uighur documentary - The Times July 16th Chinese films quit Melbourne festival over Kadeer film - China Daily August 27 China criticizes Australia over Kadeer visa - China Daily August 4th China runs true to type in snubbing film festival - The Age July 23rd Chinese directors protest film on Uighur's Kadeer - Time Magazine July 24th China Central Television July 24th Tit for tat: Chinese films pulled from festival - Sydney Morning Herald July 22nd Uighur tensions show up at Australia film festival - Los Angeles Times July 25th Chinese melt away in the face of Uighur presence at festival - The Australian July 23rd Chinese hack into film festival site - The Age July 26th China-based cyber attack hits Australia Film Festival site - The Washington Post August 2nd Hackers clash over China's rule in Muslim province - PC World August 14th Second Cyberattack on Australian festival - The New York Times August 2nd Film Festival hacked - CNN July 27th Chinese hackers circulate email on how to hack film website - The Age August 1st We are all Melbournian - The New Yorker July 27th Withdrawls lead to program rethink - The Age August 1st Australian Film Festival Hacked, Japan Next? - The Wall Street Journal July 27th China pressures film festival - CNN July 27th Politics come before lights and camera - The Age July 27th Uyghur activist at premiere - CNN August 5th China's Public Enemy - The Wall Street Journal August 7th Uighur leader to launch film in spirit of peace - The Age August 5th 'We're all Melbournians': Uighur leader controversy goes global - The Age August 5th Kadeer finds support at Melbourne Film Festival - NTDTV August 5th Call for Australia to stand up to China - The Australian August 7th China's new film threat - The Age August 8th Controversial Uighur film a festival sell-out - The Age July 27th Kadeer hopes for democracy and freedom - AAP August 9th Australian local news reports A dull show by Rebiya Kadeer - Xinhua News August 10th Film Festival in the Cross Hairs - The New York Times August 9th Call for press club ban: Chinese pressure media - The Australian August 11th Australia-China tie 'challenging'- BBC August 20th Different approaches - The Economist August 20th We decide who gets visa: PM - The Australian August 22nd If crossing the dragon's path tread warily - The Age August 24th China wants Maori TV to show riot film - New Zealand Herald August 11th China finds scapegoat for bloody unrest - New Zealand Herald August 22nd Chinese Embassy asks Maori TV to pull controversial doco - 3 News August 16th Why Taiwan must show 'The 10 Conditions of Love' - Taiwan News August 7th Now for the overseas fifth column - Taipei Times August 27th Now for the overseas fifth column - Taipei Times August 27th Editorials and opinions on the issue Bullying tactics on film will rebound on Beijing - The Age August 8th Australian government disappoints with Kadeer visa - Global Times August 10th A dull show by Rebiya Kadeer - Xinhua News August 10th Uighurs must fight for rights within China - The Australian August 13th Chinese film whispers - News.com.au August 14th Who provide stage for Rebiya Kadeer? - Global Times August 14th Maori TV strikes a blow for democracy - New Zealand Herald August 15th Coalition sure of one thing: it's Rudd's fault - The Australian August 22nd Filmmakers, festivals under attack - San Francisco Chronicle August 23rd Further Information Uyghur American Association World Uyghur Congress True Xinjiang Xinhua News Agency (Chinese government news)