Home World News Turkey accused of agreeing to hand over Uighur Muslims to China in exchange for access to its COVID-19 vaccines. Allegations stem from timing of two events: long-delayed arrival of Turkey's order of vaccines from Chinese and Beijing's abrupt move to ratify 2017 extradition deal with Ankara.

Turkey accused of agreeing to hand over Uighur Muslims to China in exchange for access to its COVID-19 vaccines. Allegations stem from timing of two events: long-delayed arrival of Turkey's order of vaccines from Chinese and Beijing's abrupt move to ratify 2017 extradition deal with Ankara.

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Turkey accused of agreeing to hand over Uighur Muslims to China in exchange for access to its COVID-19 vaccines. Allegations stem from timing of two events: long-delayed arrival of Turkey's order of vaccines from Chinese and Beijing's abrupt move to ratify 2017 extradition deal with Ankara.

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