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Australian-born Mehray Mezensof has been married to Mirzat Taher for almost five years.

An Australian woman fights for her husband’s release from ‘baseless’ detention in China.

Todays top headlines Print text only Good morning, heres what you need to know today.  An Australian Uyghur womans husband has been sentenced to 25 years in a Chinese jail for alleged "separatism". Its a sentence one  human rights group says is "horrifying" A breakaway plan by European football teams has drawn massive criticism, from the UK PM to managers at top teams and fans. Heres what we know And Australians want to buy electric cars. But our take-up rate is less than 1 per cent of n...

Share on Twitter A new report by Human Rights Watch has detailed instances of what it calls crimes against humanity in Xinjiang carried out by the Chinese government against Muslim Uighurs. Acts of sexual violence and torture are detailed in the 53-page report Break Their Lineage, Break Their Roots, which was co-authored with the Stanford Law School. READ MORE Elaine Pearson, the Australia director at Human Rights Watch, said the accounts shared with researchers were disturbing and...

Uyghur Australian woman breaks her silence as her husband is sentenced to 25 years in a Chinese jail in Xinjiang AprApril 2021 at 7:09pm Mehray Mezensof sits alone at her home reading an old love letter written by her husband. ( Share Print text only Cancel Melbourne woman Mehray Mezensof has been married for five years, but her husband has been absent for most of that time. Key points: His wife Mehray Mezensof, who lives in Melbourne, is speaking out for the first time A new report by Human R...