asiye has lost ctact with her soce. fears the worst, because the sentence for leaking suchnt docuis death. how concerned are you for your safety? >> ( transled ): when i decided to reveal myself, i forced myself to forget the word "worry." and that's because the person who sent me these documents has sacrificed his life. the act of passing these documents cost him his life. so for me, talking about "worries" is not really applicable. >> reporter: asiye used to be a government employee in urumqi, the regional capital of xinjiang, the uighurs' home provin 1,700 miles north-west of beijing. she lefthina for the netherlands in 2009, after violent clashes between uighurs and the han chinese majority. asiye was granted asylum in the netherlands, where she is now studying the dutch language. her revelations have generated some of the most intense international condemnation of china in recent years. do you think you are being brave or are you being foolish? >> ( translated ): i don't thin at i'm bravehave done something wrong.

asiye has lost contact with her source.ears the worst, bec the sentence for leaking such documents is death. how concerned are you for your safety? asiye: when i decided to revea myself, i forced myself to forg the word worry. d that's because the person who sent me these documents has sacrificed hisife.si the act of p these documents cost him his life. so, for me, talking ab worries is not really applicable. malcolm: asiye used to be a government employee in urumqi, the regional capital of xinjiang, the uighur home province 1,700 miles northwest of beijing. she left china for the netherlands in 2009, after violent clashes between uighurs and the han chinese majority. asiye was granted asylum in the netherlands, where she is now studying the dutchanguage. her relations have some of the most intense international condemnation of china in recent years. are you being urageous about this, or are you being foolish? asiye: i do not think i am brave or have done something wrong. i am sure th right thing. the i don't think i'm diff