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HOME » PERSECUTION » TESTIMONIES » “You Think Death is Better” | Radio Free Asia (RFA)

“You Think Death is Better” | Radio Free Asia (RFA)

2018-12-022018-11-29ASRHR

A Uyghur mother describes the trauma she endured during multiple detentions at the hands of Chinese authorities in northwest China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region.

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