"The King of Long Pass" Farah tells the truth: I have been sold to the United Kingdom from an early age

[Global Times special reporter Dong Ming] "As a father, I want to be honest with my children." According to the British Broadcasting Corporation (BBC) on the 11th, four Olympic gold medal winners and British long -distance running Farah were in the latest documentary The news broke the news that he was actually sold to the United Kingdom from an early age. Even the name Frah was the pseudonym imposed by a trafficker. His real name was Hussein Abdi Cassin.

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As the 2012 London Olympic Games, the 2016 Rio Olympic Men's Men's Wanmi and 5000 -meter Long Running Champion, Farah, 39, is well known in the UK and even granted it as a jazz. Earlier, Farah had been claiming that he came to the UK at the age of 8 to reunite with his father in London. But this time he revealed the truth in the documentary: he was actually sold to the UK illegally.

According to Farah, he lived with his family who had lived in the war with his family frequently from an early age. His father was shot at the age of 4, and then he was sent to the uncle's house of Djibouti. At the age of eight or nine, he was brought to the United Kingdom by a woman who had never met. At that time, the woman took him to the plane with a fake "Mohammed Farah" certificate, claiming to be a relative. But after they went to the house in the West District of London, the woman destroyed the paper that recorded all relatives' contact information in person. "At that moment, I knew it was bad."

Since then, the young Farah has become the family servant of the family, giving people cooking and cleaning. He was not allowed to go to the community college until the age of 12. Fortunately, the school teacher noticed this unkempt and even English children who were unclear in English, especially the physical education teacher Alan Waterkins discovered his talent on track and field. After learning that Farah's encounter, the sports teacher contacted the social welfare agency to rescue him, sent him to a descendant family of Somalia to raise it, and helped him apply for British citizenship in 2000. After that, Farah was galloping on the long -distance running field, but he has always been unable to forget his past and far away family members. Today, Farah decides to disclose the truth, and his wife has known these secrets when she is married.

According to the British "Guardian", although from a legal point of view, Farah's British citizen identity can be obtained through a "fraud method" and strictly speaking, it can be deprived of nationality, but the British Ministry of Political Affairs clearly stated on the 11th that "it will not be fascinated by Farah to Farah Take any action. "

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