The 10 Conditions of Love isthe story of a woman, a family, a people and a homeland. It is the story of Rebiya Kadeer, the exiled leader of the Uyghur people and her campaign for her people's human rights. It is also the story of the 'other Tibet' the country its Muslim people call East Turkestan, but which the Chinese call Xinjiang Province. It is the story of the ruthless oppression of 20 million people and the obliteration of 1,500 years of Uyghur culture, of the global politics of energy, of Super Power politicking over the War on Terror and of the pain of a deeply loving family torn violently apart

Twice nominated for a Nobel Peace Price, once the richest entrepreneur in China, Rebiya Kadeer is a remarkable woman who pays daily a terrible price for patriotism. The Chinese government calls Rebiya a terrorist, and have tsought to prevent her message reaching the world, including boycotting screenings of this film

The most controversial film of the 2009 Melbourne Film Festival. The Chinese embassy demanded the festival's driector Richard Moore remove the film, but he refused. The festival's website was hacked and seven Chinese language films were withdrawn. China is continuing its boycott of the film at festivals

Huge awareness of this film thanks to worldwide press coverage through BBC, CNN and the New York Times, among other media outlets.