Protest Announcement on the 71st Anniversary of China’s Unlawful Occupation in East Turkistan Organiser: East Turkistan Australian Association On the 71st anniversary of the illegal occupation of East Turkestan by the Chinese oppressors, to condemn the China’s unlawful occupation and 71 years of Chinese brutality in East Turkistan, to address the legitimate proposition for independence…
East Turkistan Australian Association Calls Nationwide Protest to condemn the Chinese Occupation & 70 years of Genocide Policies on Uyghur People of East Turkistan and Major Protest to be held in Melbourne on 5th July 2019 and Adelaide on 6th July 2019. Organisations in different states are holding various commemorative events in their respective cities…
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Press Release—for immediate release 17th March 2019 Contact: Nurmuhammad Majid; Ph: 0435 359 449 Adam Turan: Ph: 0411 857 847 Under the joint coordination of East Turkistan Australian Association Inc. and the Islamic Council Victoria and support of other affiliated community groups in Victoria, East Turkistan Community members are planning a mass rally…
Office Seminar at Griffith University in Brisbane and an initiative of the East Turkistan Australian Association in conjunction with Islamic Council Australia and Amnesty International.
The Uyghur Language School, ETAA, Tangritagh Anilar and POET cordially invite you all to celebrate Eid & International Uyghur Language Day on the 17th of June 2018 from 5pm.
On the 29th of April Ms. Zubayra Shamseden spoke at the East Turkistan Australian Association’s 25th anniversary celebration. It is a great honor for me to be here today to celebrate the 25th Anniversary of East Turkistan Australian Association Inc. (ETAA)’s establishment. It is also a great feeling to be ‘back home’ – in my second…
Over 500 people attended the protest on Sunday the 17th of August against the Chinese governments continued crackdown on the Uyghur population of East Turkistan. The protesters began in Victoria square and marched along King William Street with police escorts and gathered in Parliament House where speeches were given by ETAA community leaders as well…
