A detailed account of the Chinese regime has been established for years and miles of Uighur families in Xinjiang

Miles of families of the Muslim Uighur minority in China he was separated as a result of the violations committed by human rights perpetrators of the Beijing regime, which among other actions has sent hundreds of miles of people to concentration and labor camps, ‘n those described as “reeducation”.

In an information, Amnistía Internacional (AI) details the history of six fathers living in Australia, Canada, Turkey, the Netherlands and Italy. The ultimate destination to escape in 2016 Mihriban Kader y su marido, Ablikim Memtinin, quienes, the document indicates, huyeron despises of sufrir acoso constant by the police, the pedia that entregaran his passports.

The four houses of this couple will be loaded with them Kader’s fathers, also treated with hostility by the police in terms of results in the internship of the abuela in one of the camps, que Beijing dice forman part of a program against Islamic extremism in Xinjiang.

Estimates of state organizations that China insures are false, sustained at least one million citizens of Muslim minorities passed through their centers in Xinjiang -the access of the press is restricted-, and in that the regime affirms that many young Islamists work without taking office and being “desradicalized”.

The father of Kader, for his part, was interrogated and despised pasos varios meses en el hospaal. según AI, ello dejó a los menores sin tutela alguna.

“The rest of our families will not be able to take care of my husbands after what happened to my fathers. Tenían miedo de que también los mandaran a los centros ”, dijo la madre.

In these moments, the fathers believe that they are in orfanatos or internados jw.org by Kashgar, one of the principal cities of Xinjiang.

Miedo a volver

The report also details the case of Omer Faruh. Due to a bookstore in Istanbul, obtuvo la nacionalidad turca the year passed, the same as his mujer y sus dos hijas mayores, quienes chuyeron de china when the 2016 finals let the police enter their passports.

His little ones, who at the moment do not have ten documents valid for travel, will be staying in Xinjiang.

“Soy one of the miles of uigures cuyas families and side destroyed. Geen hemos oído las voces de nuestras hijas en los ultimos 1,594 días ”, aseguró Faruh.

China’s massive detention campaign in Xinjiang has targeted separated families in an impossible situation: they are not allowed to live in the country (the country), but their fathers are forced into arbitrary persecution and detention if they want to steal and kill ellos ”, indicates Alkan Akad, researcher at Amnistía Internacional.

Xi Jinping’s regime regretted violating human rights in Xinjiang and defends the economic crime in the zone and the euphoria of violent episodes, like the two that took place in 2009 in Urumqi, the capital of the region, with 197 people, the majority of them of the ethnic Han, majority in China, murieron.

Amnesty International reports that the situation of minors is being informed “Hearts and lives broken” (“Vidas y roazones rotos”) vulnera la Convención de los Derechos del Niño, ratified by China.

The informant also recounts the calamity of Mamutjan, who is currently living in Australia. While living with his family in Malaysia, he was looking for a doctorate in social sciences. Without embarrassment, in 2015 the Chinese embassy relented to issue a new passport to his wife Muherrem lying about what he would lose, because that’s how he felt his death should take place in the country.

Ambos lograron maintains contact of manner unrealistic until 2017, when Muherrem was transferred to a concentration camp. All continents atrapados allí, reveled Mamutjan a la CNN, in the amplification of the government against the Muslim minorities who have seen millions of people arbitrarily detained in vast Xinjiang camps.

Mamutjan says that his family, who are ethnic Uighur, no puede salir de China, meanwhile he correct the risk of being detained or imprisoned and recovered. Ahora vive and Adelaida, Australia.

La CNN located on Muhlise, the hen of 10 years of Mamutjan, in the house of his paternal grandparents in the city of Kashgar, in the south of Xinjiang. When the question arises if you have a message for your father, with whom no había hablado since 2017, Muhlise comenzó a llorar. “Lo extraño”, dijo.

When Mamutjan saw the video from his house in Adelaide, he continued to lose it. ‘Geen puedo creer lo alta que está nie. What class of pais le hace esto a gente isocente? ”, lamentó.

Continuation, the information from Amnistía Internacional (in English):

(With EFE information)

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