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Citizens of China’s Uighur Muslim minority are being subjected to horrific torture. The most alarming information recently released is that women from Uighurs and other ethnic minority groups are being threatened with giving birth. Women are threatened to avoid pregnancy so that they do not exceed the birth quota.
A former teacher from one of the camps has movingly recounted the forced infertility of the Chinese government and the torture of Muslims in a detention camp in Xinjiang. His name is Kelbinur Siddique, who was forced to take classes for detainees in a prison camp in Xinjiang. The Chinese government forced her into infertility at the age of 50. Kelbinur Siddique said that not only women of childbearing age are forcibly sterilized, but also those who have reached childbearing age are sterilized.
In 2016, Kelbinur Siddique was 48 years old. At that time her only daughter was studying at the university. Later, the local authorities forced him to wear an IUD. He was then forced to become infertile at the age of 50. On the message he received from the local authorities, he said that IUDs (temporary long-term contraceptives) are expected to be implanted in the uterus of women aged 19 to 59 years.
Siddique shared with The Guardian the message he received from local authorities. There it is said, in any case, who will assume their responsibility? Don’t gamble with your life, don’t even try. Your life is not just about you. You should also think about your family members and the relatives around you. If you fight with us and refuse to cooperate with us, you will be taken to the police station. And there they will place you in an iron chair.
“In 2016, I was just an official employee of a school,” Siddique said. Then they ask me to have an IUD (temporary long-term contraceptive) or an operation. However, in 2009, they said, there was a government order that all women between the ages of 18 and 59 must undergo sterile surgery. So I have to do it now.
“What is happening in the concentration camps and throughout the region is really terrible,” Siddique said. I can’t keep quiet. I wonder why Western countries still cannot believe what is happening in those fields, why are they keeping silent.
Siddique has worked as a teacher in two camps. There he heard the screams of the exiled prisoners. He also saw at least one prisoner die. He claims that there is an unhealthy environment, lack of adequate food, lack of toilets and water. Furthermore, there was terrible torture.
She worked in the second camp, where most of the young women were. A loyal colleague in the concentration camp told him that rape in concentration camps by the Chinese authorities was a routine matter.
Muslim minorities in Xinjiang are rarely allowed to leave China. However, Siddique said the Uighurs never did. He left China in late 2019. The Guardian did not say where he was. He said he would never go back to China. Her husband belongs to the minority Uighur community. She applied for permission to travel abroad with her. But the authorities told him not to dream of that (of leaving the country).
Source: The Guardian.
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