At INSIDE Opinion, young people reflect on their lived experiences, academic and professional work, as well as on public life and governmental policies. They develop distinct viewpoints regarding the aspects of Kazakhstan’s reality that genuinely concern them.
One of them is Yelara Ongalkhan, a student at Nazarbayev University and an ethnic Kazakh whose family moved from China, her birthplace, six years ago. She shares how difficult it can be for Kazakh immigrants unfamiliar with the Russian language to reclaim their identity upon returning to their ancestral homeland.
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One of them is Yelara Ongalkhan, a student at Nazarbayev University and an ethnic Kazakh whose family moved from China, her birthplace, six years ago. She shares how difficult it can be for Kazakh immigrants unfamiliar with the Russian language to reclaim their identity upon returning to their ancestral homeland.
Have an opinion yourself? Suggest your piece for publication or collaborate with us by completing the form: https://forms.gle/SCLja569YMsaHUR77