Gulmire Zunun had been living in Australia for nine years and was looking forward to her father visiting from China. He was in his late 70s so he didn't want to delay.
But her dad was healthy and wanted to stay in his home. He explained that he had relatives who were happy to visit to give him any care he might need in future. To no avail. He disappeared into a so-called aged care facility where no visitors were allowed.He was released after two years, near death. Zunun Niyazi died 20 days later, on August 26. "People are released before they die so they don't become statistics in the camps," Gulmire explains.
She says that her father was locked up "as a way to send a message to us here in Australia", she tells me through an interpreter, her husband, Mehmet Celepci. But a Singaporean reporter who'd been on a "Potemkin Village" tour of one of the centres said that while the cover-up was impressive, tell-tale signs remained. "I noticed that the dormitory doors had no handles on the inside," she told me.
"From the outside looked like a taxi, but on the inside was nothing like one — there was no meter, no [payment system], no ID for the driver and no cameras,” she said. “The driver drove … very fast and did not stop at any checkpoint until he dropped me off at the hotel.”Beijing, it turned out, has set up a fake taxi service to disguise police cars.
The Chinese regime turning into barbarians with this Uighurs exposure. Where is the UN?
First China marched on Xinjiang ...then they marched on Rome , Greece..you name it they bought and squashed it . ...it’s called Xi gets even for centuries of humiliation ...a story as old as time.
What about Tibet?
Since when did Aus. media give a shit about muslims when they all cheered us into bombing three muslim nations, prop up murderous Israel, think bombing Libya was a good idea and so on.
Is it Winnie the Pooh?
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