维吾尔学者前往沙特朝圣后遭逮捕恐被当局送中
维吾尔学者艾米都拉狠批北京遭沙特拘捕 学者：如送中后果堪忧
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新疆一位维吾尔族学者在沙特阿拉伯逗留期间被捕。据了解，这位学者曾公开呼吁以武力对抗北京。事后中国领事馆要求沙特把他驱逐出境。有伊斯兰问题专家表示，出事的学者不容于现政权，一旦被遣送回国，后果不堪设想。
52岁的艾米都拉外力，4年前离开中国后，一直定居土耳其。根据国际人权组织“人权观察”掌握的消息, 这位维吾尔人宗教领袖今年2月转往沙特阿拉伯, 在当地展开活动
王松莲：“2013年他在新疆被中国政府抓过两次，然后逃亡到土耳其，继而去了沙特阿拉伯，像许多维吾尔人一样，到当地朝圣，并且为居住在当地的维吾尔人或穆斯林教徒，提供宗教方面的服务。”
人权观察亚洲部研究员王松莲透露, 艾米都拉一直担心自己的安全, 但上周五, 他和另一维吾尔族人在圣城麦加落网。
王松莲: “艾米都拉与一位朋友躲在一个地方.在这躲藏的过程中，在20号(周五)晚上他被沙特阿拉伯警察抓走，被沙特的警察所拘留。”
据了解,艾米都拉之所以被北京盯上,与他抵达沙特后一次公开演说有关。当时他形容中共政权是侵略者,呼吁同胞以武力对抗。这番话触怒了北京当局. 事后中国驻当地领事馆要求沙特把艾米都拉驱逐出境。
世界维吾尔人大会发言人迪里夏提表示,种种迹象显示,艾米都拉的处境十分危险。
迪里夏提：“通过演讲来投诉和披露中国政府的这些行为，引发中国高度的政治敏感。现在非常使人担忧的一个问题是，沙特政府并未对他作出犯罪指控，也没有就驱逐他展开任何程序。”
部分舆论认为,艾米都拉在沙特这样一个穆斯林国家被逮捕,使人震惊。
迪里夏提：“沙特阿拉伯和中国政府在联合国人权理事会是互动团队。中国始终担心在穆斯林世界会出现同情和支持维吾尔人的国家。中国采取各种措施，利用自身影响力，来影响穆斯林世界，阿拉伯世界。”
艾米都拉的言行在穆斯林世界引起争议。台灣中亞學會伊斯兰问题专家侍建宇相信,北京已把这位宗教领袖定性为激进伊斯兰分子。
侍建宇：“据传中国对他控诉的理由是，他把土耳其武装分子的一些看法，现在跑到沙特阿拉伯之后，提供给当地的一些伊斯兰激进分子以便合流，将来可能会进行对中国不利的事情，所以它（北京）以此为由要求沙特把他送回去。”
人权观察相信,目前艾米都拉和另一维吾尔族人被扣押在沙特第二大城市吉达的一所监狱。
侍建宇：“他只有土耳其的居住证，就是长期居住证，但是事实上他没有土耳其的国籍，他手里拿的还是中国的护照。在这样的情况下，土耳其无法以国籍来保护他。如果沙特阿拉伯觉得他犯了什么罪，可能不见得是真实的，它也可以以此为由把他遣送回中国。”
据了解，过去3年，沙特当局先后把至少5名维吾尔族人遣送回中国。侍建宇认为,一旦艾米都拉被“送中”，后果不堪设想。
侍建宇：“再教育营分为三个等级。只有‘普管’才会出来，另外还有两个等级：‘严管’和‘强管’。这两个等级的人都不会出来（无限期扣押）。以他这个身份，他应该是属于‘强管’这个等级。如果遣返回北京的话，他的前途是堪忧的，下场绝对会非常凄惨。”
沙特阿拉伯在穆斯林世界里地位举足轻重。去年沙特王储穆罕默德访问中国，与国家主席习近平会面时曾表示，沙特坚定奉行一个中国政策；中国有权为维护国家安全采取反恐和去极端化举措，沙方予以尊重和支持。外界认为穆罕默德的言论，等同支持北京以强硬手段对待维吾尔族穆斯林
来源：https://www.rfa.org/mandarin/yataibaodao/shaoshuminzu/gf-11242020064002.html
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Uighur scholar arrested in Saudi Arabia at risk of deportation to China
Activists and human rights advocates have raised concerns that Aimadoula Waili may be tortured in a ‘re-education’ camp if sent back to China
A Uighur Muslim religious scholar was arrested in Saudi Arabia on Friday amid fears that he could be deported back to China.
Activists fear that Aimadoula Waili, also known as Hemdullah Abduweli, who originates from the Xingjiang province in China, will be sent back to his home country following his arrest in the Gulf kingdom.
Uighur activist Abduweli Ayup has raised concerns about Waili's arrest, saying that if he is deported, he could face a lengthy prison sentence in China.
Earlier this month, Waili told Middle East Eye that he feared for his life after the Chinese consulate in Saudi Arabia had allegedly requested his deportation.
Ayup told Middle East Eye on Monday that Waili was arrested at 8pm on Friday along with another Uighur, Nurmemet Rozi, and has only been able to speak to his wife over the phone since his arrest.
According to reports, Waili is currently being held in the Buraiman prison in Jeddah with no charges against him.
“Abduweli called his wife and told her that he was in danger and that she should take action. His wife then called me and told me that Saudi state security had arrested him and that she is trying to contact lawyers," Ayup said.
"There are no official charges against him, and he doesn't have any criminal records in Turkey or Saudi Arabia.”
Waili went to Saudi Arabia in February this year to perform the Umrah pilgrimage, from Turkey where he was residing, and has stayed in Saudi Arabia since then.
According to Ayup, Waili was targeted as he is an influential religious scholar and was previously arrested in Xinjang in 2013 and 2014 for his preaching.
Ayup said that because of Waili’s record as a political prisoner in China, the government has continued to harass and pursue him abroad.
“Saudi Arabia is very important to Uighurs because Mecca is there, and our people can’t stop going there because of that. How can Saudi Arabia uphold its reputation as the protector of the holy sites when they can’t protect Uighurs?" Ayup asked.
"Saudi Arabia should not be two-faced, they should openly state if they can or can’t protect Uighurs.”
Rozi, a 44-year-old Uighur businessman who was arrested alongside Waili, had also arrived in Saudi Arabia in February to perform the Umrah pilgrimage.
According to Ayup, he has been arrested for helping Waili by giving him a mobile phone and helping him contact activists and Uighur organisations.
G20 host
Maya Wang, a senior China researcher at Human Rights Watch, raised concerns about the arrest of the two individuals.
“Saudi Arabia, currently hosting the virtual G20 summit, should not deport the duo to China, where they would be tortured and disappeared...doing so would violate international human rights laws,” she said in a statement on Twitter.
“For a leader of the Muslim world to arrest a Uyghur religious scholar - while on pilgrimage to Mecca - and possibly deporting him to Xinjiang, where the authorities are persecuting Uyghur for being Muslims, is really shocking,” she added.
Wang has also called on authorities to immediately disclose Waili's status and ensure that he is not deported to China.
The Uighurs total about 10 million people in their home province - a number that is increasingly being outnumbered by ethnic Han Chinese who have settled in the region.
At least one million Uighurs are said to be held in internment camps where they are undergoing political "re-education," while the region itself is under intense and intrusive surveillance.
In October, a BBC report found that some Uighur Muslims who fled China and sought refuge in Middle Eastern countries have been arrested and deported.
BBC's Newsnight said it identified multiple cases of exiled Uighur students and pilgrims being targeted by authorities in Muslim-majority countries - including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt - in collaboration with Beijing.
来源：middleeasteye.net/news/china-uighur-saudi-arabia-scholar-arrested-risk-deportation
艾米都拉的沙特签证：
Hemdulla Weli was arrested by Saudi State Security in November 20th. He is a religious scholar, because of that was arrested in China twice. He is in the Sijin Buray Man detention center near the airport.
来源：推特用户 AbduwelA
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新疆一位维吾尔族学者在沙特阿拉伯逗留期间被捕。据了解，这位学者曾公开呼吁以武力对抗北京。事后中国领事馆要求沙特把他驱逐出境。有伊斯兰问题专家表示，出事的学者不容于现政权，一旦被遣送回国，后果不堪设想。
52岁的艾米都拉外力，4年前离开中国后，一直定居土耳其。根据国际人权组织“人权观察”掌握的消息, 这位维吾尔人宗教领袖今年2月转往沙特阿拉伯, 在当地展开活动
王松莲：“2013年他在新疆被中国政府抓过两次，然后逃亡到土耳其，继而去了沙特阿拉伯，像许多维吾尔人一样，到当地朝圣，并且为居住在当地的维吾尔人或穆斯林教徒，提供宗教方面的服务。”
人权观察亚洲部研究员王松莲透露, 艾米都拉一直担心自己的安全, 但上周五, 他和另一维吾尔族人在圣城麦加落网。
王松莲: “艾米都拉与一位朋友躲在一个地方.在这躲藏的过程中，在20号(周五)晚上他被沙特阿拉伯警察抓走，被沙特的警察所拘留。”
据了解,艾米都拉之所以被北京盯上,与他抵达沙特后一次公开演说有关。当时他形容中共政权是侵略者,呼吁同胞以武力对抗。这番话触怒了北京当局. 事后中国驻当地领事馆要求沙特把艾米都拉驱逐出境。
世界维吾尔人大会发言人迪里夏提表示,种种迹象显示,艾米都拉的处境十分危险。
迪里夏提：“通过演讲来投诉和披露中国政府的这些行为，引发中国高度的政治敏感。现在非常使人担忧的一个问题是，沙特政府并未对他作出犯罪指控，也没有就驱逐他展开任何程序。”
部分舆论认为,艾米都拉在沙特这样一个穆斯林国家被逮捕,使人震惊。
迪里夏提：“沙特阿拉伯和中国政府在联合国人权理事会是互动团队。中国始终担心在穆斯林世界会出现同情和支持维吾尔人的国家。中国采取各种措施，利用自身影响力，来影响穆斯林世界，阿拉伯世界。”
艾米都拉的言行在穆斯林世界引起争议。台灣中亞學會伊斯兰问题专家侍建宇相信,北京已把这位宗教领袖定性为激进伊斯兰分子。
侍建宇：“据传中国对他控诉的理由是，他把土耳其武装分子的一些看法，现在跑到沙特阿拉伯之后，提供给当地的一些伊斯兰激进分子以便合流，将来可能会进行对中国不利的事情，所以它（北京）以此为由要求沙特把他送回去。”
人权观察相信,目前艾米都拉和另一维吾尔族人被扣押在沙特第二大城市吉达的一所监狱。
侍建宇：“他只有土耳其的居住证，就是长期居住证，但是事实上他没有土耳其的国籍，他手里拿的还是中国的护照。在这样的情况下，土耳其无法以国籍来保护他。如果沙特阿拉伯觉得他犯了什么罪，可能不见得是真实的，它也可以以此为由把他遣送回中国。”
据了解，过去3年，沙特当局先后把至少5名维吾尔族人遣送回中国。侍建宇认为,一旦艾米都拉被“送中”，后果不堪设想。
侍建宇：“再教育营分为三个等级。只有‘普管’才会出来，另外还有两个等级：‘严管’和‘强管’。这两个等级的人都不会出来（无限期扣押）。以他这个身份，他应该是属于‘强管’这个等级。如果遣返回北京的话，他的前途是堪忧的，下场绝对会非常凄惨。”
沙特阿拉伯在穆斯林世界里地位举足轻重。去年沙特王储穆罕默德访问中国，与国家主席习近平会面时曾表示，沙特坚定奉行一个中国政策；中国有权为维护国家安全采取反恐和去极端化举措，沙方予以尊重和支持。外界认为穆罕默德的言论，等同支持北京以强硬手段对待维吾尔族穆斯林
来源：https://www.rfa.org/mandarin/yataibaodao/shaoshuminzu/gf-11242020064002.html
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另一篇报道：
Uighur scholar arrested in Saudi Arabia at risk of deportation to China
Activists and human rights advocates have raised concerns that Aimadoula Waili may be tortured in a ‘re-education’ camp if sent back to China
A Uighur Muslim religious scholar was arrested in Saudi Arabia on Friday amid fears that he could be deported back to China.
Activists fear that Aimadoula Waili, also known as Hemdullah Abduweli, who originates from the Xingjiang province in China, will be sent back to his home country following his arrest in the Gulf kingdom.
Uighur activist Abduweli Ayup has raised concerns about Waili's arrest, saying that if he is deported, he could face a lengthy prison sentence in China.
Earlier this month, Waili told Middle East Eye that he feared for his life after the Chinese consulate in Saudi Arabia had allegedly requested his deportation.
Ayup told Middle East Eye on Monday that Waili was arrested at 8pm on Friday along with another Uighur, Nurmemet Rozi, and has only been able to speak to his wife over the phone since his arrest.
According to reports, Waili is currently being held in the Buraiman prison in Jeddah with no charges against him.
“Abduweli called his wife and told her that he was in danger and that she should take action. His wife then called me and told me that Saudi state security had arrested him and that she is trying to contact lawyers," Ayup said.
"There are no official charges against him, and he doesn't have any criminal records in Turkey or Saudi Arabia.”
Waili went to Saudi Arabia in February this year to perform the Umrah pilgrimage, from Turkey where he was residing, and has stayed in Saudi Arabia since then.
According to Ayup, Waili was targeted as he is an influential religious scholar and was previously arrested in Xinjang in 2013 and 2014 for his preaching.
Ayup said that because of Waili’s record as a political prisoner in China, the government has continued to harass and pursue him abroad.
“Saudi Arabia is very important to Uighurs because Mecca is there, and our people can’t stop going there because of that. How can Saudi Arabia uphold its reputation as the protector of the holy sites when they can’t protect Uighurs?" Ayup asked.
"Saudi Arabia should not be two-faced, they should openly state if they can or can’t protect Uighurs.”
Rozi, a 44-year-old Uighur businessman who was arrested alongside Waili, had also arrived in Saudi Arabia in February to perform the Umrah pilgrimage.
According to Ayup, he has been arrested for helping Waili by giving him a mobile phone and helping him contact activists and Uighur organisations.
G20 host
Maya Wang, a senior China researcher at Human Rights Watch, raised concerns about the arrest of the two individuals.
“Saudi Arabia, currently hosting the virtual G20 summit, should not deport the duo to China, where they would be tortured and disappeared...doing so would violate international human rights laws,” she said in a statement on Twitter.
“For a leader of the Muslim world to arrest a Uyghur religious scholar - while on pilgrimage to Mecca - and possibly deporting him to Xinjiang, where the authorities are persecuting Uyghur for being Muslims, is really shocking,” she added.
Wang has also called on authorities to immediately disclose Waili's status and ensure that he is not deported to China.
The Uighurs total about 10 million people in their home province - a number that is increasingly being outnumbered by ethnic Han Chinese who have settled in the region.
At least one million Uighurs are said to be held in internment camps where they are undergoing political "re-education," while the region itself is under intense and intrusive surveillance.
In October, a BBC report found that some Uighur Muslims who fled China and sought refuge in Middle Eastern countries have been arrested and deported.
BBC's Newsnight said it identified multiple cases of exiled Uighur students and pilgrims being targeted by authorities in Muslim-majority countries - including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates and Egypt - in collaboration with Beijing.
来源：middleeasteye.net/news/china-uighur-saudi-arabia-scholar-arrested-risk-deportation
艾米都拉的沙特签证：
Hemdulla Weli was arrested by Saudi State Security in November 20th. He is a religious scholar, because of that was arrested in China twice. He is in the Sijin Buray Man detention center near the airport.
来源：推特用户 AbduwelA
8 个评论
沙特压根不配当所谓的“圣地守护者”，自己作为最野蛮的内志贝都因人，把真正的圣城守护者，穆罕默德的正宗后代哈西姆家族干烂，还打着圣战的名字，属实野蛮不堪，，，
自从沙特攻占了麦加，麦加彻底成为了沙特敛财的工具，且沙特人用麦加来忽悠其他地区的穆斯林，自己才是”正统”可以代表所有穆斯林，实在是太恶心了。
自从沙特攻占了麦加，麦加彻底成为了沙特敛财的工具，且沙特人用麦加来忽悠其他地区的穆斯林，自己才是”正统”可以代表所有穆斯林，实在是太恶心了。
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驱逐出境，是可以选择去向的。不一定要去国籍国，只要能证明对方国家接受你，可以自由选择。
如果是引渡则不同。
这个新闻来看，只是驱逐出境，她只要有土耳其居住证，并且愿意去土耳其，沙特就只能把她驱逐到土耳其。
如果是引渡则不同。
这个新闻来看，只是驱逐出境，她只要有土耳其居住证，并且愿意去土耳其，沙特就只能把她驱逐到土耳其。
以沙特的尿性十有八九会遣返，看看卡舒吉的遭遇就会明白沙特王室跟共匪是一丘之貉。
>>美国居然能忍 实在是不应该 沙特支持共产党的各类行为 绝对和美国利益冲突美国的石油经济对中东有能源依赖，沙特作为中东产油大国和美国在中东的重要盟友美国也不好办，沙特之前放出风来美国敢制裁沙特就考虑邀请俄罗斯驻军，美国不可能为了一个卡舒吉让俄罗斯扩大在中东的势力范围，如果俄罗斯的野心加上沙特的财力会让世界更加动荡不安，所以美国只能睁只眼闭只眼高高举起轻轻落下了。
之前锯了一个Khashoggi，这次再主动送中一个？
MBS应该不至于这么不知进退。
MBS应该不至于这么不知进退。
