Sadam Abdusalam says he won’t rest until his wife, Nadila, and son, Lutfy, are allowed to leave China and family united.

Max Walden is a journalist focused on Southeast Asia and a PhD candidate at Melbourne Law School.
Sadam Abdusalam says he won’t rest until his wife, Nadila, and son, Lutfy, are allowed to leave China and family united.
Police raids against two news outlets renew calls for safeguards for whistle-blowers and freedom of speech protections.
Thousands of Chinese studying in Australia at the time of the 1989 killings were allowed to stay and build new lives.
Ten men have tried killing themselves since Australia’s conservative government returned to power, refugees say.
PM hails ‘miracle’ win after Liberal-National coalition outperforms exit polls that predicted a Labor victory.
Ruling Liberal-National coalition and Labor Party are neck-and-neck, according to the Electoral Commission projections.
Energy and global warming debates have dominated Australia’s election campaign, with many voters calling for change.
The opposition Labor Party is expected to win Saturday’s election, with climate change emerging as a key issue.
‘Narcissistic’ right-wing Australian attacker allegedly behind Christchurch shooting was not known to authorities.
Judge accuses high-ranking Catholic Church official of ‘callous indifference’ to the suffering of two boys he molested.