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Australian Uighur family reunited after leaving Xinjiang 11.12.2020 An Australian man from China's Muslim Uighur community was reunited with his family, including a three-year-old son he had never met, after Beijing agreed they could depart Xinjiang. Sadam Abudusalamu posted on Twitter photographs of his family arriving at Sydney airport on Thursday and thanked Australia's Foreign Minister Marise Payne, human rights activists, and "everyone who worked so hard to reunite us". Abdusalamu had come to Australia as a student over a decade ago, and married Wumaier in Xinjiang in 2016. Their son Luf...

Share on Twitter An Australian-Uighur man has been reunited in Sydney with his wife and young son after a long fight to bring them to Australia.   Sadam Abdusalam previously told SBS News that his wife Nadila Wumaier and his son, who is an Australian citizen, had been in house arrest in the Chinese province Xinjiang.  Mr Abdusalam had not seen his wife for three years and had never met his son, who was born in Xinjiang. On Friday, he posted photos on Twitter of his family arriving at Sydney Airport, saying that he was "so overjoyed" to be reunited with them. 

Everything you want to know about Australia-China trade war but were too afraid to ask ThuThursday 10 updated ThuThursday 10 A war of words and trade restrictions: Scott Morrison and Xi Jinping. ( Print text only Cancel In a bid to shed some light on the increasingly confusing stoush between Australia and China, we asked you to put your burning questions to three of the ABC's China experts — international analyst Stan Grant, foreign affairs reporter Stephen Dziedzic and bilingual reporter Bang Xiao. "Australians are clearly concerned about the state of relations with China," says...