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Zhumabieke·Muhan — Media Profile & Archive
This archive preserves the documented monitoring-organization records for Zhumabieke·Muhan (珠玛别克·穆汗, Zhumabek Muhan), a Kazakh township official sentenced to 14 years for “leaking state secrets” after his WeChat activity came under police surveillance.
Case chronology
- May 17, 2016 — Criminally detained by Altay city police on suspicion of involvement with state secrets, after internet police monitoring detected his posts and chats on WeChat; formally arrested following procuratorate approval. The reported accusation: “talking recklessly” online and “leaking CCP internal party secrets.”
- April 24, 2018 — News emerges that the Altay city Intermediate People's Court sentenced him to 14 years' imprisonment for “leaking state secrets,” term ending May 16, 2030.
- Family consequences (reported): son expelled from his Shanghai university and sent home; wife Guljialila (古丽加丽拉) dismissed from the township health clinic; 600,000 yuan in savings confiscated; 50 head of family cattle confiscated.
Media and monitoring records
- Chinese Political Prisoner Concern (CPP Committee) — “珠玛别克·穆汗（CPPC編號：00670）”, May 20, 2018. Full case record: biography, WeChat-triggered detention, the reported accusation, the 14-year sentence, family consequences, unknown facility, no photo available. URL: https://cppc1989.blogspot.com/2018/05/blog-post_20.html — verified (opened and read).
- Network of Chinese Human Rights Defenders — Prisoners of Conscience database — Record “珠玛别克·穆汗 / Zhumabek Muhan”, entered July 27, 2022. Canonical database entry corroborating the biography, detention, charge, sentence, and release date. URL: https://tenchu.org/pocd/public/searchpage (record retrieved via database query) — verified (record parsed directly).
- World Uyghur Congress — cited as a further source by the CHRD record, at homepage level only (https://www.uyghurcongress.org/); no article-level page for this person was located. Recorded for completeness; not case evidence.
- Name note: the Chinese name appears with a bullet separator in some sources (珠玛别克•穆汗) and a middle dot in others (珠玛别克·穆汗) — the same name. “Zhumabieke” also appears as a Xinjiang place name and as the name of a Chinese MMA fighter and a tourism vlogger; none of these is this person.
Evidentiary limitations
- No PRC court document, procuratorate release, or state-media report has been located; the absence of official documentation is consistent with the documented pattern for Kazakh Xinjiang sentences. All charge and sentencing details come from monitoring-organization records and are presented as reported.
- The most recent custody confirmation is from 2022; with the term ending in 2030 he is documented as currently detained, but no later independent confirmation exists.
- Current prison facility and health are undocumented; no photograph exists.