人失蹤咗：不了
維吾爾族學生抵香港失聯 當局稱沒入境、港籍航空不回應
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人失蹤咗：不了
人失蹤咗：不了
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都選擇左奶共啦, 冇咩所謂
人地話搭飛機黎香港之後失左蹤
香港政府連調查都唔扮下
直接話人地作野
香港政府連調查都唔扮下
直接話人地作野
以後搭飛機記得cap圖俾親戚朋友，否則死撚咗都唔知咩事
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香港政府都on9低低調調話無入境記錄就算囉
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大家都知有上機有落實機
但無入境
即係落機到入境前已經比中國國安捉撚左囉
其實同認左無分別
又唔係韓國人
點會為左個外國人玩鳩香港
點會為左個外國人玩鳩香港
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有冇出境
有冇上機
解答呢兩個問題就完
有冇出境
有冇上機
解答呢兩個問題就完
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冇限期扣押泛民班人踎監踎到依家啦!
如果畀面國際特赦組織就唔會
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，香港本身都唔啱我呢啲非生意人不嬲架啦，之前clubhouse紅果陣大把維人分享經歷。
美國之音報道國泰航空沒有回應該學生有否登機
Hong Kong on Saturday "strongly condemned" rights group Amnesty International for alleging that a Uyghur man had gone missing after he arrived at the city's airport.
The group said in a statement Friday that Abuduwaili Abudureheman, born in China's northwestern region of Xinjiang, traveled from South Korea to Hong Kong on May 10 to visit a friend and had not been heard from since.
His final communication was a brief text to his friend while waiting at the airport saying, "Chinese police are asking me questions," according to the message shown to AFP by Amnesty.
In a statement late Saturday, the Hong Kong government said Amnesty's claims were "groundless and unfounded" and "slandered the human rights situation" in the city.
"The records of the HKSAR Government show that the person has not entered or been refused entry by Hong Kong," a spokesperson said, demanding an apology from the group.
Amnesty told AFP in response that the group "will remain concerned for (Abuduwaili's) safety" and that his friend is still unable to contact him.
The friend, who requested anonymity for safety concerns, told AFP on Saturday that Abuduwaili flew to Hong Kong for a visit, despite the friend's skepticism.
"He miscalculated... he did not understand the grave consequences," the friend said.
The text message attributed to Abuduwaili — which AFP has not been able to independently verify — was written in simplified Chinese and told his waiting friend to leave without him.
"I'm being checked, Chinese police are asking me questions, and it may take time for me to get out," the message read.
The friend said Abuduwaili had a track record of being "held back for questioning" when traveling to China and so did not think much of it.
A day after receiving the message and hearing nothing, the friend contacted Hong Kong's immigration authorities but could not get much additional information, the friend said.
According to Amnesty, Abuduwaili was on a Cathay Pacific flight from Seoul to Hong Kong that was scheduled to land at 11 p.m. (1500 GMT) May 10, according to Amnesty.
Airline Cathay Pacific did not respond to questions on whether he was on board.
Deeply worrying
Abuduwaili, who completed a doctorate degree at Seoul's Kookmin University last year, was on a Chinese government "watch list" because of his history of overseas travel, the rights group said earlier.
Beijing stands accused of detaining over 1 million Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang under security measures Washington and some lawmakers in other Western countries have labelled a "genocide."
China denies the allegations, saying its actions are aimed at combating terrorism.
Chinese authorities are increasingly pressuring Uyghurs outside its borders and have, in some cases, forced their repatriation, according to Amnesty.
Alkan Akad, Amnesty International's China researcher, said in the Friday statement that the "unknown fate of Abuduwaili Abudureheman is deeply worrying."
"That Abuduwaili appears to have been detained on arrival and interrogated raises questions about the potential complicity of the Hong Kong government in human rights violations being committed against Uyghurs by the Chinese government," he added.
Since Beijing imposed its national security law on Hong Kong in 2020, Chinese law enforcement agents have been given more leeway in operating within the city — once considered off-limits due to the city's semi-autonomous status.
原文:https://www.voanews.com/a/hong-kong-blasts-rights-group-over-missing-uyghur-man-allegation/7112045.html
Hong Kong on Saturday "strongly condemned" rights group Amnesty International for alleging that a Uyghur man had gone missing after he arrived at the city's airport.
The group said in a statement Friday that Abuduwaili Abudureheman, born in China's northwestern region of Xinjiang, traveled from South Korea to Hong Kong on May 10 to visit a friend and had not been heard from since.
His final communication was a brief text to his friend while waiting at the airport saying, "Chinese police are asking me questions," according to the message shown to AFP by Amnesty.
In a statement late Saturday, the Hong Kong government said Amnesty's claims were "groundless and unfounded" and "slandered the human rights situation" in the city.
"The records of the HKSAR Government show that the person has not entered or been refused entry by Hong Kong," a spokesperson said, demanding an apology from the group.
Amnesty told AFP in response that the group "will remain concerned for (Abuduwaili's) safety" and that his friend is still unable to contact him.
The friend, who requested anonymity for safety concerns, told AFP on Saturday that Abuduwaili flew to Hong Kong for a visit, despite the friend's skepticism.
"He miscalculated... he did not understand the grave consequences," the friend said.
The text message attributed to Abuduwaili — which AFP has not been able to independently verify — was written in simplified Chinese and told his waiting friend to leave without him.
"I'm being checked, Chinese police are asking me questions, and it may take time for me to get out," the message read.
The friend said Abuduwaili had a track record of being "held back for questioning" when traveling to China and so did not think much of it.
A day after receiving the message and hearing nothing, the friend contacted Hong Kong's immigration authorities but could not get much additional information, the friend said.
According to Amnesty, Abuduwaili was on a Cathay Pacific flight from Seoul to Hong Kong that was scheduled to land at 11 p.m. (1500 GMT) May 10, according to Amnesty.
Airline Cathay Pacific did not respond to questions on whether he was on board.
Deeply worrying
Abuduwaili, who completed a doctorate degree at Seoul's Kookmin University last year, was on a Chinese government "watch list" because of his history of overseas travel, the rights group said earlier.
Beijing stands accused of detaining over 1 million Uyghurs and other Muslim minorities in Xinjiang under security measures Washington and some lawmakers in other Western countries have labelled a "genocide."
China denies the allegations, saying its actions are aimed at combating terrorism.
Chinese authorities are increasingly pressuring Uyghurs outside its borders and have, in some cases, forced their repatriation, according to Amnesty.
Alkan Akad, Amnesty International's China researcher, said in the Friday statement that the "unknown fate of Abuduwaili Abudureheman is deeply worrying."
"That Abuduwaili appears to have been detained on arrival and interrogated raises questions about the potential complicity of the Hong Kong government in human rights violations being committed against Uyghurs by the Chinese government," he added.
Since Beijing imposed its national security law on Hong Kong in 2020, Chinese law enforcement agents have been given more leeway in operating within the city — once considered off-limits due to the city's semi-autonomous status.
原文:https://www.voanews.com/a/hong-kong-blasts-rights-group-over-missing-uyghur-man-allegation/7112045.html
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