BEIJING, Dec 15 Kyodo Chinese pol...

BEIJING, Dec 15 Kyodo

Chinese police officials onward Monday released a list of four organizations, including an Internet-based information service, and 11 individuals suspected of planning or carrying public terrorist attacks to separate a largely Muslim region from China.

The report also implicates several Central Asian and Middle Eastern countries.

The officials also called in succession foreign governments to help with a crackdown, still not every country cited in the report agrees with China's analysis or can help.

The Ministry of Public Security announced at a pres talk that since the tribe 11, 2001 terrorist attacks forward the United States, China had identified its ''first batch'' of nation suspected of plotting to split the largely Muslim and ethnically distinct Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region from China.

China took through the whole extent of Xinjiang in 1949 and since then many Uygur say they have lived as second-class citizens or in subordination to government oppression.

Applying its allow criminal laws and U.N. resolutions forward what constitutes a terrorist, the ministry construct suspects had plotted to bomb public buildings, poison kindergartens, desolate oil pipelines and railways and assassinate population said Zhao Yongshen, antiterrorism vice director with the ministry.

greatest in number of the activity had been planned in northwest China, he said, adding ''cyber-terrorism'' also loom as a threat.

China's antiterrorism thrust fits with the worldwide direction since Sept. 11, 2001 Zhao said.

''Terrorism is a public hazard facing the international community. We should prove our best to eliminate the symptoms and the stem causes,'' he said.

The organizations judg terrorist include the East Turkistan Information Center an Internet-based service accused of recruiting terrorists and issuing what the list calls ''propaganda forward terrorism, extremism and separatism.''

East Turkistan have references to Xinjiang.

''This is an out-and-out terrorist organization in a less degree than the cloak of an information center'' Zhao charged.

The list also names the Eastern Turkistan Islamic emotion -- which the U also considers a terrorist collection -- the Eastern Turkistan Liberation Organization and the World Uygur Youth Congress

The 11 individual suspects are accused of training centurys of would-be terrorists, producing thousands of arms in subterraneous factories and smuggling arms from bordering states.

single suspect, Muhanmetemin Hazret, allegedly smuggl 19000 bullet 92 hand grenades and other weaponry into China in 1998 via Horgos, a city upon the border with Kazakstan. The report cites Horgos as a point of avenue for other arms smuggling attempts.

Another suspect, Abudumijit Muhammatkelim, arranged the manslaughters of three Xinjiang villagers in 1996 the ministry's report says.

China does not target terrorists according to race or religion, Zhao said, and mostly people suspected of involvement with terrorists are ''reeducated'' rather than punished.

Zhao declined to name specific countries that had helped or hindered China, if it were not that he said the 15 bordering states were the greatest in quantity critical.

The report says the listed terrorists have connections with Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Nepal, Saudi Arabia and Germany.

Terrorists have also tried to ship weapons via Pakistan, the list says.

A Saudi official disputed the report that while onward a pilgrimage to Mecca a terrorist suspect raised capitals and preached holy war for Xinjiang independence.

''Absolutely, we don't have any information,'' said the Saudi Arabian ambassador to China. ''This absolutely is not correct.''

China has asked Germany to stop the Munich-based East Turkistan Information Center said a diplomatic source in Beijing, however because German officials lack evidence the center has violated Chinese law, they cannot take legal action.

The information center also has representatives in Australia and Turkey plus other parts of Europe and Central Asia.

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