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Abdurehim Idris

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Age
30-80

Gender
M

Ethnicity
Uyghur

Profession
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Likely place of origin
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Likely current location
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Status
sentenced (21 years)

When problems started
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Detention reason (suspected | official)
relative(s) | ---

Health status
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Lists

 

2020-04-28

testifying party

Testimony 1: Rushan Abbas, an Uyghur-American activist. (sister-in-law)

Testimony 2: Abdulhakim Idris, an Uyghur human rights activist and husband of activist Rushan Abbas. (brother) Testimony 1: father daughter brother sister son mother grandfather grandmother grandson granddaughter uncle aunt nephew niece brother-in-law sister-in-law father-in-law mother-in-law son-in-law daughter-in-law cousin friend colleague former student relative relation unclear from same town/region n/a husband wife the victim lawyer child friends, family, and students great-nephew great-niece former schoolmate cousin once removed friend of relative boyfriend girlfriend friend of friend aunt-in-law acquaintance judge cousin-in-law nephew-in-law niece-in-law uncle-in-law former neighbor stepbrother stepsister stepfather stepmother stepdaughter stepson neighbor of relative detained together former teacher relative of friend relative of teacher sibling grandchild cousin twice removed trial attendee ex-wife great-uncle great-aunt in-law grandmother-in-law grandfather-in-law great-grandmother great-grandfather half-brother half-sister ex-husband direct third-party
Testimony 2: father daughter brother sister son mother grandfather grandmother grandson granddaughter uncle aunt nephew niece brother-in-law sister-in-law father-in-law mother-in-law son-in-law daughter-in-law cousin friend colleague former student relative relation unclear from same town/region n/a husband wife the victim lawyer child friends, family, and students great-nephew great-niece former schoolmate cousin once removed friend of relative boyfriend girlfriend friend of friend aunt-in-law acquaintance judge cousin-in-law nephew-in-law niece-in-law uncle-in-law former neighbor stepbrother stepsister stepfather stepmother stepdaughter stepson neighbor of relative detained together former teacher relative of friend relative of teacher sibling grandchild cousin twice removed trial attendee ex-wife great-uncle great-aunt in-law grandmother-in-law grandfather-in-law great-grandmother great-grandfather half-brother half-sister ex-husband direct third-party
Testimony 3: add father daughter brother sister son mother grandfather grandmother grandson granddaughter uncle aunt nephew niece brother-in-law sister-in-law father-in-law mother-in-law son-in-law daughter-in-law cousin friend colleague former student relative relation unclear from same town/region n/a husband wife the victim lawyer child friends, family, and students great-nephew great-niece former schoolmate cousin once removed friend of relative boyfriend girlfriend friend of friend aunt-in-law acquaintance judge cousin-in-law nephew-in-law niece-in-law uncle-in-law former neighbor stepbrother stepsister stepfather stepmother stepdaughter stepson neighbor of relative detained together former teacher relative of friend relative of teacher sibling grandchild cousin twice removed trial attendee ex-wife great-uncle great-aunt in-law grandmother-in-law grandfather-in-law great-grandmother great-grandfather half-brother half-sister ex-husband add add direct third-party

Update 

Name:    Description:    unverified verified    1 2 3 4 5    Add

about the victim

Abdurehim Idris

Testimony 2: [According to the place names mentioned by his brother, Abdurehim lives either in Karakax county seat or Hotan City (the two localities are pretty close).]

current location

[Unclear, as sentenced.]

chronology of detention(s)

Unclear

suspected and/or official reason(s) for detention

Possibly for Rushen's activism in the U.S

last reported status

Testimony 1: Sentenced to 20 years in prison

Testimony 2: Sentenced to 21 years in prison. News about Abdurehim’s sentence were received in summer of 2017.

how testifier(s) learned of victim's situation

Testimony 2: relatives in China.

additional information

Mentioned in UHRP's Repression Across Borders report, which took info from a Bitter Winter article:
https://bitterwinter.org/dozens-of-my-in-laws-vanished-the-other-9-11-of-rushan-abbas/ (Testimony 1)

Testimony 2: https://bitterwinter.org/a-uyghur-mans-letter-to-his-lost-mother/

Testimony 2: In a public letter addressed to their mother, Abdurehim‘s brother Abdulhakim mentioned that he had heard of Han Chinese staying in Abdurehim‘s home as part of the “Pair Up” initiative.

relatives

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relative (non-victim)

relative (non-victim)

Maynur Abliz

Abdurehim Idris

relative (non-victim)

relative (non-victim)

Gulshen Abbas

entry created on: 2019-10-22

entry last modified on: 2020-06-24

last update from testifier(s): 2020-04-28