Renagul Gheni
Renaghul Gheni (رەناگۈل غېنى in Uyghur, 热纳古丽·艾尼 in Mandarin Chinese) is a Uyghur art teacher at a primary school, 39, arbitrarily detained as one of the million Uyghurs by China, where they have been subjected to torture, indoctrination and forced labor according to the U.S. State Department.[1] Her sister Kalbinur testified that Renagul was taken to the so-called "reeducation camp" in 2018, and transferred to Changji No.2 Women’s prison on May last year, RFA reports.[2][3]
Kalbinur told former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on December 3, 2020 about her wrongly imprisoned sister for praying at their father’s funeral and keeping religious books at her house and loaning them to others. Renagul was sentenced to 17 years in prison for keeping religious books in her possession and observing religious rites after the death of her father. The Chinese government harassed Renagul's family after she met Mr. Pompeo.[4][5][6]
References
- ↑ Meagan Flynn (2021-03-27). "Their Uyghur relatives are imprisoned in China. From Virginia, they plead for help". The Washington Post. Washington, D.C. ISSN 0190-8286. OCLC 1330888409. Unknown parameter
|orig-date=ignored (help) - ↑ "Uyghur Woman, Family Harassed by Authorities in China's Xinjiang After Brief Meeting With US Official". Radio Free Asia.
- ↑ "被消失的维吾尔人热纳古丽·艾尼" – via www.voachinese.com.
- ↑ "Chinese authorities harass Uyghur woman, her family in Xinjiang after she met US official". sg.news.yahoo.com.
- ↑ "Chinese authorities harass Uyghur woman, her family in Xinjiang after she met US official". ANI News.
- ↑ "رەناگۈل غېنى دادىسى تۈگەپ كەتكەندە قىلغان ئىبادەتلىرى سەۋەبلىك 17 يىللىق كېسىلگەن". Radio Free Asia.
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