The health of imprisoned journalist Kurban Mammut is worrying

The day before, it was reported that Kurban Mumut, a well-known journalist who had been sentenced to 15 years in prison, was in a prison hospital. The son of the convict in the United States, Bahram Sintash, expressed concern over his father's health. Abduvali Ayub, a one-and-a-half-year-old inmate at Urumqi No. 1 Prison who is currently living in Norway, noted that the prison hospital has the strictest prison system. He encouraged ordinary people as well to take part in solving this great task: "One of the things you and other people can do is keep up the pressure there are going to be some difficult decisions for government".

A report on the killings of the journalist, who was sent to his son Bahram Sintash in the United States, stated that he was in a "hospital prison". But it is unknown at this time what he will do after leaving the post. When we called the relevant law enforcement agencies in Urumqi about the condition of the victim's mammoth, we asked him where the victim's mammoth was serving his sentence and also asked what the location of the "hospital prison" was. Officials declined to comment.

Bahram Sintash, the son of the inmate, said he was deeply concerned about his father's old age, the length of his sentence and the damage done to his inmates by his father and his current health. A police officer in a camp in Kashgar, who had earlier answered our call, stated that one of the first camps in Kashgar was later converted to a detention center. He asserted that his confession had been obtained through torture, and that his confession had been obtained through torture.

Mr. Abduwali Ayub, a former activist who had previously served one and a half years in Urumqi Prison and is currently living in Norway, stated that the terms "prison hospital" and "hospital prison" are the only translation differences and are in fact one unit. He said inmates at the prison hospital were being treated in a coma, where supervision was stronger than ever. Prisoners are usually reluctant to go to the hospital, even if they are very ill. Abduwali Ayub also expressed concern over the health of the victim.

An employee of a judicial station in Urumqi who answered our call also did not answer our questions about the prison hospital where the victim was staying.

Abduwali Ayub predicts that the elderly in prisons and prisons are currently in a difficult situation and due to the length of their life in prison, the so-called "crimes" have been found in many of them and many of them have been questioned. It is impossible to cope with the deterioration of food conditions. He spoke in support of the US Alliance, but said that maintaining some independence was not the answer.

Bahram Sintash also recalled that he and his father, Nurmamet Tokhti, and the writer recalled that their inmates had died in prison.

Abduwali Ayub called on Uyghur organizations to set up a special list of elderly prisoners in prisons and camps to be included in the international agenda.