Uighur migrants who have settled in Australia are trying to save their national identity by keeping the Uighur language alive in their adopted homeland.
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Uighur migrants keeping language alive
Two children at the original Australian Uighur Language School In Adelaide’s Gilles Plains Source: Supplied
Uighur migrants who have settled in Australia are trying to save their national identity by keeping the Uighur language alive in their adopted homeland.
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By Jennifer Scherer
Source: SBS
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