'How many reports do we need to read?': Uyghurs in Australia want changes to slavery laws

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(clockwise from top left) Sadam Abdusalam, Nadila Abdusalam, Latif and Lufti at a restaurant in South Australia (supplied) Source: Supplied

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Sadam Abdusalam and others say recent reports and articles discussing the forced slave labour, rape, and mistreatment of Uyghurs in China is important, but not enough.

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