Amnesty International (Author): “Further Information on Urgent Action 156/06 (ASA 17/032/2006, 2 June 2006) and follow-up (ASA 17/038/2006, 10 July 2006; ASA 17/060/2006, 1 December 2006; ASA 17/011/2007, 8 March 2007) [ASA 17/016/2007]”, Document #1200805 - ecoi.net

Further Information on Urgent Action 156/06 (ASA 17/032/2006, 2 June 2006) and follow-up (ASA 17/038/2006, 10 July 2006; ASA 17/060/2006, 1 December 2006; ASA 17/011/2007, 8 March 2007) [ASA 17/016/2007]

http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGASA170162007

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19 April 2007 | Amnesty International (Author)
China

Ablikim Abdiriyim, third son of Uighur activist Rebiya Kadeer, sentenced on 17 April to 9 years' imprisonment on charges of "instigation and engaging in secessionist activities"
Weitere Informationen zu Urgent Action 156/06 (ASA 17/032/2006, 2. Juni 2006, ASA 17/038/2006, 10. Juli 2006, ASA 17/060/2006, 1. Dezember 2006, und ASA 17/011/2007, 8. März 2007) [ASA 17/016/2007; UA-156/2006-4] (Appeal or News Release, German)
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Document ID 1200805 Related / Associated
19 April 2007 | Amnesty International (Author)
China

Ablikim Abdiriyim, third son of Uighur activist Rebiya Kadeer, sentenced on 17 April to 9 years' imprisonment on charges of "instigation and engaging in secessionist activities"
Further Information on Urgent Action 156/06 (ASA 17/032/2006, 2 June 2006) and follow-up (ASA 17/038/2006, 10 July 2006; ASA 17/060/2006, 1 December 2006; ASA 17/011/2007, 8 March 2007) [ASA 17/016/2007] (Appeal or News Release, English)
en ID 1160325

ecoi.net description:: Ablikim Abdiriyim, third son of Uighur activist Rebiya Kadeer, sentenced on 17 April to 9 years' imprisonment on charges of "instigation and engaging in secessionist activities"

Country:: China
Source:: Amnesty International (Author)
Published:: 19 April 2007
Original link:: http://web.amnesty.org/library/Index/ENGASA170162007
Document type:: Appeal or News Release
Language:: English
Document ID:: 1200805 (former ID 72747)

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