Uighur mother makes plea to join Australian husband

"I want to leave and be with my husband," read the handwritten sign, held up to the camera and posted on Twitter in the early hours of Tuesday morning.

Its author - Nadila Wumaier, a member of China's Uighur Muslim minority - is reportedly under house arrest in China's western Xinjiang region with her two-year-old son.

She wanted her message to be known, after a Chinese official went on Australian television and told audiences Ms Wumaier was in China by choice.

Read more: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-51631584

Nadila Wumaier and her son, Lutfy

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