‘If I left, I’d have to go without a word’: how I escaped China’s mass arrests

‘If I left, I’d have to go without a word’: how I escaped China’s mass arrests

vor 2 Jahren
When hundreds of my fellow Uyghurs started disappearing into ‘re-education camps’ every day, it became clear that it was only a matter of time before I would be detained. So my wife and I got ready to run
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vor 2 Jahren
When hundreds of my fellow Uyghurs started disappearing into
‘re-education camps’ every day, it became clear that it was only a
matter of time before I would be detained. So my wife and I got
ready to run. Help support our independent journalism at
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