Posts tagged with Nauru

  1. Harry Minas discussing the Amnesty International Report on Nauru on 3RRR, Melbourne Independent Radio 20/10/16

    To hear the radio interview, click on http://www.rrr.org.au/whats-going-on/news/asylum-seeker-amnesty/ To read the transcript, please scroll down.

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/mrsp/2016/10/27/harry-minas-on-the-amnesty-international-report-on-nauru-breakfasters-on-triple-r-melbourne-independent-radio

  2. Behrouz Boochani Social Justice Award. The nightmare continues—disturbing new developments in Offshore imprisonment.

    On Tuesday October 11 I attended the ‘Diaspora Symposium Refugee and Asylum Seeker Discourse’ held in the NSW parliament house. Behrouz Boochani was honoured with a …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/mrsp/2016/10/18/behrouz-boochani-social-justice-award-the-nightmare-continues-disturbing-new-developments-in-offshore-imprisonment

  3. Two types of refugees and asylum seekers: The worthy and the unworthy

    Over the past decade, a disturbing distinction has taken root, in our public discourse, between two categories of refugees and asylum seekers. There are worthy and …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/mrsp/2016/09/07/two-types-of-refugees-and-asylum-seekers-the-worthy-and-the-unworthy

  4. Trapped in a prison with little hope of release

    It is a prison. Literally enclosed in a cage – surrounded by steel-grille security fences. The logo on the door is of the Australian Border Force. It …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/mrsp/2016/08/02/trapped-in-a-prison-with-little-hope-of-release

  5. Vigil

    Every Sunday afternoon, Richard Davis conducts a lone vigil outside the Wickham Point Immigration detention centre, thirty-five kilometres south of Darwin.  Affectionately known by detainees as …

    blogs.unimelb.edu.au/mrsp/2016/06/10/vigil

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