Muslims living in Adelaide, Australia, organized a special Eid-ul-Fitr event.

Muslims living in Adelaide, Australia, organized a special Eid-ul-Fitr event. During the event, the current situation in East Turkistan was introduced.
The Ramadan event, organized by Muslims living in Adelaide, Australia, lasted two days on April 27 and 28. Knowing this event as an opportunity to introduce East Turkistan, the East Turkistan Australian Association took a special place under the name "East Turkistan" at the event venue.
The East Turkistan flag and the map of East Turkistan are displayed in this place. In addition to introducing the history and current situation of East Turkistan, including the crime of genocide in China, Uyghur hats of various styles, Uyghur women's satin clothes, various home furnishings, and daily life items are also displayed. Laughter is displayed.
Mustafa Turan, president of the East Turkistan Australian Association, received our interview and introduced the event. He said that this event is a large-scale event held by the Muslim ethnic groups living in the region once a year, and nearly 20,000 people participated. The event was held in indoor and outdoor halls, and various nationalities introduced and sold their dishes on the walls of the hall. In addition to the children's favorite toys, activities such as camel riding and mountain climbing were held at the event site. In the covered area, there are special shops of various Muslim ethnic groups who have been oppressed in their homelands, and their national clothes are introduced and sold. In this row, there are two stores set up for Uyghurs, and the Muslims visiting this store are introduced to the crimes of genocide committed by China in East Turkistan.