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Some very special images coming out of the In Plain Sight skywriting project in the US - with 80 artists and activists using the sky to speak out against immigration detention đđȘ
Read the story: loom.ly/KSLApS4 ... See MoreSee Less
4 hours ago ·
SIGN & SHARE âïž: Have you added your name to the #NoChildLeftBehind campaign yet?
We're calling on Scott Morrison (ScoMo) & Social Services Minister Senator Anne Ruston to extend payments such as JobSeeker to people seeking asylum.
With no income, families in Australia face homelessness and destitution. ... See MoreSee Less
No Child Left Behind - Add your Name! - Refugee Council of Australia
www.refugeecouncil.org.au
There are currently around 16,000 children in families seeking protection in Australia. Many people seeking asylum have lost their jobs as a result of9 hours ago ·
This is just wrong. ... See MoreSee Less
Why has a two-year-old girl lived her entire life in Australian immigration detention?
www.sbs.com.au
Despite the Australian governmentâs claim that there are no children in immigration detention, at least three little girls remain there. The father of one of them says he hasnât been allowed to visit his daughter for months, and amid the threat of coronavirus, itâs time she was released.1 day ago ·
"The reason (my mum) was able to come here at all, to build a life and career and raise a family, is because she and her family were welcomed here."
Thank you, City of Sydney Deputy Lord Mayor Jess Scully, for joining with 37 council leaders across the country, calling on the Australian government to extend the COVID-19 safety net to people seeking asylum.
There should be #NobodyLeftBehind & #NoChildLeftBehind in the pandemic response. ... See MoreSee Less
Australia welcomed my mum so I'm mystified by what's happening during COVID
www.smh.com.au
My mum was only 18 years old when she escaped the Chilean coup dâĂ©tat in 1973.1 day ago ·
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