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Adelaide Uighurs concerned over new Chinese Consulate

Published 6 April 2021, 8:29 am
Zulfiya teaches the Uighur language to her community that has called Adelaide home for three decades. She says for some, the city's new Chinese consulate is a source of anxiety, with growing fears it could be used by diplomats to monitor the community and report back to the Chinese government.
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