Uyghurs jailed for religious 'crimes' believed to be in Xinjiang women's prison — Radio Free Asia
Zahire Memet and Gulbostan Ibrahim are from a family that has been devastated by China’s crackdown in the region.
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Zahire Memet and Gulbostan Ibrahim are from a family that has been devastated by China’s crackdown in the region.
A record of the verdict says the women were imprisoned for ‘illegal’ religious activities.
A Xinjiang court sentenced five Muslim Uyghur women from one family to lengthy jail terms for illegal religious activities, a media report said.
A Xinjiang court sentenced five Muslim Uyghur women from one family to lengthy jail terms for illegal religious activities, a media report said.
A Xinjiang court sentenced five Muslim Uyghur women from one family to lengthy jail terms for illegal religious activities, a media report said.