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[Epoch Times 2018 18 juillet] (Full report of Wen Pu) A worker engaged in "Rehabilitation" complained to a court in Kazakhstan, in a "battalion zone" where 2,500 Kazakhs were arrested. The CCP's detention of dissidents and religious figures in "concentration camps" and cruel persecutions has once again aroused public concern.
According to the Voice of 18 Germany, Sayragul Sauytbay, a 41-year-old Kazakh, was accused of illegally entering Kazakhstan. She came with a husband from Kazakhstan and two children.
But when she was in court, the greatest concern for the outside world was not the case herself, but the testimony that she was forced to work in the "re-education camp" at the Xinjiang.
After Souytbay was sworn in court, Asked about his employment in the "battalion" of the Chinese government, Sauytbay said that when the 2,500 Kazakhs were arrested, the people who watched them were shocked.
"In China, they call it the" battalion zone "policy, but it's actually a prison in the mountains," said Sauytbay.
Sauytbay said that local authorities of the Chinese Communist Party indicated that she would never be allowed to enter Kazakhstan, but that her family was a citizen of the country. In order to meet with them, she took the risk of using forged documents to enter the country. She entered the country in April this year and was arrested on May 21 by Kazakhstan's security service.
Sauytbay is one of many Kazakhs separated from close relations after the Xinjiang authorities increased their suppression of ethnic minorities in 2016. Authorities used separatist and extremist threats as a reason to suppress them.
Sauytbay told the court that she had been deceived by the authorities to work in the concentration camp. Sauytbay's husband, Wali Islam, testified that his wife had lost contact with her family after moving from a national children's home to a "re-education camp."
In late 2016, Chinese Communist Party local authorities took unprecedented steps to confiscate and uniformly protect pbadports of Muslim minorities, forcing anyone wishing to travel abroad to address to the government.
At a public hearing, Ms. Sauytbay stated that she was allowed to use confidential documents that could explain the extensive network of rehabilitation centers.
"I discussed this" battalion zone "in a public hearing means that I have revealed the CCP's state secrets," said Sauytbay. She asked Kazakhstan not to send her back to China.
Sauytbay's lawyer, Abzal Kuspanov, said that Sauytbay's testimony is enough to show what would happen if she were sent back to China. "We did not say that she was using forged documents to encroach on the country's borders, we admitted in court that we were also willing to accept punishment, we should not repatriate her to China and if it is returned, it will disappear. " 19659003] There are about 1.5 million Kazakhs in Xinjiang Since the independence of Kazakhstan in 1991, about 200,000 of them have become citizens of Kazakhstan.
However, since the People's Republic of China became Secretary of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region in 2016, and Muslims have been forced to repress so-called separatists like Uyghurs, they can not cooperate with Kazakhstan . The Stan are free to move.
People detained in "concentration camps" are subjected to nonhuman persecutions
The CCP official has always denied that there are "re-education camps" in Xinjiang, but more in addition to evidence Education camps are widespread in Xinjiang.
In 2009, Omer immigrated to Kazakhstan. Bekali, in May this year, told the Associated Press about his brutal persecution after he was detained by the CCP in the Xinjiang "re-education camp."
He returned to China to visit relatives in March of last year and was arrested a few days later. He was constantly interrogated and sitting on the tiger bench, he was suspended, only his feet could barely reach the ground, and he could not sleep for four days and nights. On weekdays, his hands and feet were tied with an iron shovel, then he was tied to the bed and his body could not stand up.
The interrogator also threatened to "get out of life", but luckily he was Kazakh Under the intervention of diplomats in the country, Beccari was released and placed in a "camp" re-education ". .
There, he and 40 people were locked in a room. I get up every morning and I sing "red songs", they have to learn Chinese and Chinese history, especially how the Communist Party "liberated" Xinjiang. Before eating, you should shout "thank you for the party" and so on, when you are in clbad, repeat the slogan several times.
What is most unacceptable to him is that they must constantly pursue his faith, criticize and criticize their loved ones. When Bekali refused to do so, he was punished by the wall for five hours. A week later, he was detained in solitary confinement and did not eat for 24 hours.
After 20 days in a heavily guarded camp, he thought of suicide. It was not until late November of last year that Beccari was released that he was able to leave China.
Up to today, he still can not come out of this shadow and can not sleep every night. "When you criticize yourself, deny your own thoughts, your own people, this kind of mental stress is huge," he said with tears. However, a few months later, her parents and sister were also placed in the "Rehabilitation Camp".
According to Adrian researcher of the European School of Culture and Theology. Adrian Zenz's research, the Xinjiang government's investment announcements released on April 27, involve a variety of "re-education" facilities in more than 40 regions of Xinjiang, covering an area of 80,000 square meters, indicating more The concentration camp is under construction.
According to a recent report by Minghui.com, every town and county in Xinjiang has a concentration camp dedicated to the persecution of ethnic minorities: there are only 33 concentration camps in Urumqi. In addition to the Uyghur mbades, many Falun Gong practitioners have also been placed in concentration camps. In addition, foreign media outlets such as the Epoch Times, Minghui, New Tang and Voice of Hope have already revealed that since the CCP persecuted Falun Gong in 1999, many practitioners have been secretly detained in concentration camps, in addition to to be persecuted by non-humans. The organs of Falun Gong practitioners have been picked up by the CCP.
The United States, Europe, and other Western countries have repeatedly accused the CCP of living the atrocities of Falun Gong practitioners and demanded that they immediately stop the crime. Editor-in-chief: Sun Wei
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