Business Insider has seen copies of two legal documents confirming Supi’s employment, his UAE residency card, and Chinese citizenship. Yisake and Supi both left China in 2012, but have returned every …
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Home BUSINESS A member of China’s most persecuted minority was arrested for no clear reason, and his family fears he’s going to be deported to China
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