testifying party (submitted by third party)

Testimony 1-3: Muqtar Murat, from Turpan. Now a Kazakhstan citizen. DOB: May 11, 1995. Kazakhstan PIN: 950511000066.

Testimony 4: Erezhep Aqan.

Testimony 5: Aliya Abdiragyman.

Testimony 6: A’bdirag’yman Biisoltan, born on February 3, 1967. Testimony 1-3: Muqtar Murat, from Turpan. Now a Kazakhstan citizen. DOB: May 11, 1995. Kazakhstan PIN: 950511000066.

Testimony 4: Erezhep Aqan.

victim's relation to testifier

Testimony 1-4: The victim is the testifier's mother.

Testimony 5: Unclear.

Testimony 6: The victim is the testifier's sister-in-law. Testimony 1-3: The victim is the testifier's mother.

Testimony 4: Unclear.

about the victim

Aytulla Razaq (阿依吐拉·热扎克), an ethnic Uyghur from the city of Turpan.

Home address: No. 13, Group 1, Gobi Village, Yar Township, Turpan City. Aytulla Razaq (阿依吐拉·热扎克), an ethnic Uyghur from the city of Turpan.

Home address: No. 13, Group 1, Gobi Village, Yar Township, Turpan City.

DOB: September 15, 1964. Chinese ID: 652101196409151325.

current location

In Turpan. In Turpan.

chronology of detention(s)

She was taken to a concentration camp on April 24, 2017. In October 2018, she was sent to a textile factory.

Testimony 4: Released to house arrest on January 25, 2019. She was taken to a concentration camp on April 24, 2017. In October 2018, she was sent to a textile factory.

Testimony 4: Released to house arrest on January 25, 2019.

suspected and/or official reason(s) for detention

Testimony 5: Detained for handing her passport over to a visa agency to get a visa for Saudi Arabia (with the intention of making a pilgrimage).

Testimony 6: For having visited Kazakhstan. ---

last reported status

Currently under house arrest. Currently under house arrest.

how testifier(s) learned of victim's situation

Muqtar was in Turpan himself a few months after his mother was detained. Muqtar was in Turpan himself a few months after his mother was detained.

additional information

Muqtar went to Turpan in July 2017, despite still being a Chinese citizen at the time. He only stayed two days, however, as his father warned him that he'd be better off going back to Kazakhstan and getting citizenship there first. Muqtar went to Turpan in July 2017, despite still being a Chinese citizen at the time. He only stayed two days, however, as his father warned him that he'd be better off going back to Kazakhstan and getting citizenship there first.

relatives

supplementary materials

entry created on: 2019-01-01

entry last modified on: 2020-04-05

last update from testifier(s): 2019-01-29