Security analysts say increase of material on Internet fuels violence

Anti-terrorism experts said the crackdown on terrorist-linked video and audio content on the Internet must intensify, as such information has fueled the spread of religious extremism and terrorist attacks in China.

Video and audio files released on the Internet by the East Turkistan Islamic Movement have spiked - from 32 files in 2012 to 109 last year. In the first three months of this year, the terrorist group released 36 such files.