Save Kyrgyz' family life and freedom
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Dear family in Christ,
About a month ago, I came back from a trip to Kyrgyzstan (my 5th trip to Central Asia in the last 8 months) where I met with the victim of an extremist attack and his family, Eldos Satar uulu. Unfortunately, by the end of February, he and his uncle were further threatened, and had to flee Kyrgyzstan to save his life.
On the night of 15-16 October, 2018, three young men broke into a house to attack its owner, Nurbek Esenaly uulu, because of his faith. He was away, but the attackers found his nephew Sattar uuly in the house instead. They asked him if he is a Christian like his uncle, and when he said yes, they began hitting him and kicking him until he fell on the floor. They shouted at him that he is a 'Kafir' [Arabic for infidel] and that he had betrayed Islam. Then they kicked his head while on the floor, breaking several of his front teeth and his jaw-bone. When the attackers left, Sattar uuly was half-conscious and could not move.
His known attackers have not yet been punished. In fact, they continued to threaten him in the hospital.
Due to this incident, and the government’s unwillingness to protect them, Eldos, his uncle Nurbek with his wife Zinat, left Kyrgyzstan to save their lives. Currently, they are hiding outside of their country.
Eldos’s health condition is deteriorating. Due to the attack, he keeps losing teeth (he lost 20 already), and can’t eat solid food. He is also losing weight fast. He is psychologically depressed.
Fortunately, a Brazilian organization ANAJURE is willing to help them get resettled to Brazil. The cost of the resettlement is $3,200/per person plus $1,000 airplane ticket/per person and about $2,400 to support all three of them where they currently are for two months.
I kindly ask you, family, to help save the lives and freedom of our Kyrgyz brothers and sister.
About a month ago, I came back from a trip to Kyrgyzstan (my 5th trip to Central Asia in the last 8 months) where I met with the victim of an extremist attack and his family, Eldos Satar uulu. Unfortunately, by the end of February, he and his uncle were further threatened, and had to flee Kyrgyzstan to save his life.
On the night of 15-16 October, 2018, three young men broke into a house to attack its owner, Nurbek Esenaly uulu, because of his faith. He was away, but the attackers found his nephew Sattar uuly in the house instead. They asked him if he is a Christian like his uncle, and when he said yes, they began hitting him and kicking him until he fell on the floor. They shouted at him that he is a 'Kafir' [Arabic for infidel] and that he had betrayed Islam. Then they kicked his head while on the floor, breaking several of his front teeth and his jaw-bone. When the attackers left, Sattar uuly was half-conscious and could not move.
His known attackers have not yet been punished. In fact, they continued to threaten him in the hospital.
Due to this incident, and the government’s unwillingness to protect them, Eldos, his uncle Nurbek with his wife Zinat, left Kyrgyzstan to save their lives. Currently, they are hiding outside of their country.
Eldos’s health condition is deteriorating. Due to the attack, he keeps losing teeth (he lost 20 already), and can’t eat solid food. He is also losing weight fast. He is psychologically depressed.
Fortunately, a Brazilian organization ANAJURE is willing to help them get resettled to Brazil. The cost of the resettlement is $3,200/per person plus $1,000 airplane ticket/per person and about $2,400 to support all three of them where they currently are for two months.
I kindly ask you, family, to help save the lives and freedom of our Kyrgyz brothers and sister.
Organizer
Wade Kusack
Organizer
Miami, FL
