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## Politics Jul 1 2005 1:16PM ### Chinese official calls for joint efforts against terror BEIJING. July 1 (Interfax) - The rioting in Uzbekistan in May showed that all countries should further join their efforts in fighting terrorism, extremism and separatism, Shanghai Cooperation Organization Executive Secretary Zhang Deguang said at a press conference in Beijing on Friday. "The events in Uzbekistan showed that armed groups tried to provoke unrest in order to destabilize the situation in that country and in Central Asia, and we cannot allow this to happen. We cannot make human rights martyrs out of terrorists," Zhang said in reply to a question from Interfax. "Three manifestations of evil, namely terrorism, extremism, and separatism, pose the main threat to stability in Central Asia now," he said. "It is inadmissible to instigate people to organize revolutions. Stability is the main condition for the region's development," Zhang said. |
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