A Japanese artist used comic book storytelling to draw attention to the Chinese Communist Party’s persecution of Muslim ethnic minorities in western China.
Tomomi Shimizu, a manga comic–style artist, tells the story of Mihrigul Tursun, a young Uyghur mother who was tortured and subjected to other brutal conditions in one of China’s detention camps in Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region camps in China.
Tursun studies, marries and has triplets in Egypt.
Upon returning to China, she is arrested and her babies taken away.
She is tortured and released and told one of her children has died.
She is arrested again and interrogated about her life in Egypt.
She and other prisoners are forced to reject their religions and praise CCP.
She hears other people being tortured.
Eventually, Tursun is released and returned to Egypt.
The CCP continues to harass her, so she flees to the U.S.
To tell the world about what the CCP is doing, Tursun is telling her story.
