Uyghurs in Thailand Fear China Deportation
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•Uyghurs detained in Thailand say they face deportation and persecution in China
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43 Uyghur men held in Bangkok made a public appeal to halt what they called an imminent threat of deportation.
The 43 men are a Turkic , majority Muslim ethnicity native to China ’s far west Xinjiang region.
They say they face persecution, imprisonment, and possible death back in China .
Advocates and relatives describe harsh conditions in immigration detention.
A Uyghur living in Turkey says his father Muhammad Ahun is one of the men detained in Thailand .
He says he was innocent of any other crime and had already paid fines and spent over a decade in detention.
“I don’t understand what this is for. Why?” Muhammad said.
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