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About: Mihrigul Tursun     Goto   Sponge   NotDistinct   Permalink

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Mihrigul Tursun or Mehrigul Tursun (Uighur: مېھرىگۈل تۇرسۇن, romanized: Mehrigül Tursun; born 28 December 1989), is a reported former Uyghur detainee from Xinjiang, China. After immigrating to the United States in 2018, Tursun said that she was taken into the custody of Chinese authorities several times, including being imprisoned at one of a network of political "re-education camps" for Uyghurs, subject to torture, and that one of her sons died while she was in the custody of Chinese authorities in 2015. Her story was widely reported in international media. In 2019 Hua Chunying of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China denied Tursun's allegations and gave the Ministry's own account of events.