China. Southern Mongolian political prisoner still illegally detained by authorities

The folowing is a phone interview with Ms Hanshuulan, 86-years old, mother of Hada’s wife Xinna. Until just recently, Ms. Hanshuulan had been prohibited by the Chinese authorities from talking to any foreign news media and human rights organizations in an effort to prevent the flow of any information about Hada and his family members to the outside.

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