A couple of CNN reporters from Xinjiang who pretended to be their son’s classmates were chased away to interview, and the Xinjiang couple told their son not to be bad guys.

　　Not long ago, a video of a Chinese Xinjiang girl recalling a CNN reporter's visit to the door attracted attention.

The CNN reporter first lied to be a classmate of his father Mamuti, defrauding the child's trust, "interviewing" the child whether he would like to go to Australia to reunite with his father, and arouse the child's longing for his father.

The child said that he wanted to stay in Xinjiang, but during the broadcast, the producer used a voice-over to induce the audience, saying that "the Chinese government will not allow the child to reunite with Mamuti."

　　Earlier, in an interview with CNN abroad, Mamuti claimed that he had "lost contact" with his wife Muai Remu Abulaiti and his children since April 2017. He was unable to return to China because of concerns about his personal safety.

　　At the press conference on Xinjiang-related issues in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region on April 9, the Xinjiang side briefed Chinese and foreign reporters on the real situation.

Mamuti Abduriyim, male, born in 1978, from Urumqi, Xinjiang, currently living in Australia.

　　A video played at the meeting further revealed the truth.

In the video, Mamuti’s parents, daughters, daughter’s school teachers, and neighbors all shouted to him.

　　"Our lives are very happy now. Stop listening to bad people and continue to be fooled by them."

　　It is reported that Mamuti’s wife Muai Remu Abulaiti, influenced by his long-term indoctrination of religious extremism and violent terrorism, left the country on November 30, 2012, participated in religious extremism many times, and instigated domestic personnel to leave the country. , To prepare for the implementation of violent terrorist activities.

On December 6, 2015, Muaijemu Ablaiti received a mission from a terrorist organization to return to China, inciting people in the country to go out of the country to participate in terrorist organizations and carry out terrorist activities.

On June 19, 2020, the Kashgar City People's Court sentenced him to 9 years in prison for inciting ethnic hatred. He is currently serving his sentence.

　　According to the official introduction, Mamut’s daughter currently lives with his grandfather, Abduriyim Mamut, and is currently studying at the No. 1 Primary School in Kashgar; his son currently lives with his grandmother Patimai Abdul Rusuli, now in Kashgar. Go to kindergarten.

Mamuti Abu Dureyim has never returned to China to take care of his children and family since his departure on September 14, 2012.

(Reporter Let Baokui Zhang Su produce Li Jiali)

Editor in charge: [Liu Xian]