Seyfullaz Niyaz and his wife Mahdiya are seen at their women's clothing store that sells Mahdiya and her daughter's designs in Istanbul, Turkey, January 12, 2019. "Uighurs are hardworking and talented people. We want to live in Turkey without having to depend on anyone," Mahdiya said. REUTERS/Murad Sezer SEARCH "SEZER NOURMUHAMMED" FOR THIS STORY. SEARCH "WIDER IMAGE" FOR ALL STORIES.

A photograph of a garment worker taken by a student of the Counter Foto photography department is seen by the waterfront of Korail slum at Gulshan area in Dhaka September 13, 2013. The photographs of garment workers are a celebration of the hardworking Bengali woman, in support of their struggle for socio-economic justice, and are part of the "Dignity in Industry" project by French artist J.R. and Inside Out Project, organizers said. REUTERS/Andrew Biraj (BANGLADESH - Tags: SOCIETY BUSINESS TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT)

Boats carrying slum dwellers pass photographs of garment workers taken by students of the Counter Foto photography department, by the waterfront of Korail slum at Gulshan area in Dhaka September 13, 2013. The photographs of garment workers are a celebration of the hardworking Bengali woman, in support of their struggle for socio-economic justice, and are part of the "Dignity in Industry" project by French artist J.R. and Inside Out Project, organizers said. REUTERS/Andrew Biraj (BANGLADESH - Tags: SOCIETY BUSINESS TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT TPX IMAGES OF THE DAY)

Photographs of garment workers taken by students of the Counter Foto photography department are seen covering stilt houses by the waterfront of Korail slum at Gulshan area in Dhaka September 13, 2013. The photographs of garment workers are a celebration of the hardworking Bengali woman, in support of their struggle for socio-economic justice, and are part of the "Dignity in Industry" project by French artist J.R. and Inside Out Project, organizers said. REUTERS/Andrew Biraj (BANGLADESH - Tags: SOCIETY BUSINESS TEXTILE EMPLOYMENT)

Lebanese leftist activists wave Lebanese and communist flags as they march along a street during a demonstration to mark Labour Day, or May Day, in Beirut May 1, 2012. The banner (front) reads, "You hardworking Lebanese workers, increase your union activities to achieve your rights". REUTERS/Sharif Karim (LEBANON - Tags: BUSINESS EMPLOYMENT POLITICS CIVIL UNREST)

High school students strike at the UNESCO offices in Santiago June 6, 2006. About 30 students peacefully occupied UNESCO offices in downtown Santiago for about two hours on Tuesday to pressure it to overtly support Chile's biggest student demonstrations in three decades. The banner reads: "UNESCO building taken over; hardworking secondary school students". REUTERS/Víctor Ruiz Caballero (CHILE)

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates (L) speaks while his wife Melinda Gates (R) looks on during the announcement of the Gates Millennium Scholarship recipients during a ceremony at the Gates Foundation headquarters in Seattle, June 8. [The 20-year, $1-billion initiative is aimed at giving scholarships to hardworking, high-achieving students from low income minority families. ]

Bill Gates (2nd from L) and his wife Melinda Gates (2nd from R) laugh while introducing recipients of the Gates Millennium Scholars Program award during a ceremony at the Gates Foundation headquarters in Seattle, June 8. Students Brandy Rutledge of Virginia Commonwealth University (L) and Lenny Bonilla of John Hopkins University (R) are some of the approximately 4,000 students who have been chosen to receive scholarships. The Gates Foundationa is a 20-year, $1-billion initiative aimed at giving scholarships to hardworking, high-achieving students from low income minority families. apb/Photo by Anthony P.

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Bill Gates (3rd from L) and his wife Melinda Gates (3rd from R) introduce four of the Gates Millennium Scholars Program award recipients including Laromie Hammer (L), Brandy Rutledge (2nd from L), Charlene Russell (R) and Lenny Bonilla (2nd from R) during a ceremony at the Gates Foundation headquarters in Seattle, June 8. The Gates Foundation's is a 20-year, $1-billion initiative aimed at giving scholarships to hardworking, high-achieving students from low income minority families. apb/Photo by Anthony P.

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Gates Millennium Scholars Program award recipient Brandy Rutledge (L), a 23-year-old PHD candidate at the Virginia Commonwealth University, speaks during a ceremony at the Gates Foundation headquarters in Seattle while Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates and his wife Melinda Gates listen, June 8. Twenty of the approximately 4,000 students who have been chosen to receive scholarships were present at the ceremony. This is the Gates Foundation's inaugural class of a 20-year, $1 billion initiative aimed at giving scholarships to hardworking, high-achieving students from low income minority families. apb/Photo by Anthony P.

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