Uighur woman says she was threatened by Chinese police after husband appeared on Q&A
(The Guardian China)

Nadila Wumaier, the mother of an Australian, says police visited her in Xinjiang after she contradicted diplomat´s claim she did not want to be with husband A Uighur woman who is reportedly under house arrest in Xinjiang says she was visited by Chinese police and threatened after her Australian husband appeared on the ABC´s Q&A program on Monday. Sadam Abdusalam asked Wang Xining - the deputy head of mission at Australia´s Chinese embassy - on Monday why his wife Nadila Wumaier and the couple´s two-year-old son, Lutfy, who is an Australian citizen, had been kept under house arrest and were not allowed to leave China. Related: `Maybe he doesn´t even know who I am`: Uighur Australian father separated from his son Why has the communist party locked up one million Uyghurs, and when can Uyghur Australians like Sadam and Almas expect to see their families again? #QandA pic.twitter.com/HxRU6MNM26 Related: Q&A: Chinese diplomat grilled over Uighurs and coronavirus response Continue reading...