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A well-deserved win! 🥳 President of the Australian Afghan Hassanian Youth Association Sayeed Karimi has been awarded the 2021 NSW Adult Volunteer of the Year.
During the #COVID19 pandemic Sayeed initiated care packages to help migrants, refugees, people who have lost their jobs and the elderly – a program that has so far helped more than 500 migrant refugees and asylum seekers and 250 vulnerable Australians. 🙌🙌
A former refugee himself, Sayeed has dedicated 15 years to supporting the community in Australia. Congrats Sayeed!
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We're so lucky to have artists like Gordon Koang adding richness & joy to the Australian cultural scene 🎵💙 ... See MoreSee Less
Rebirth of jazz brings light back to artist’s life
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For musician Gordon Koang, this weekend’s Melbourne International Jazz Festival means a lot more than just a chance to play live again.2 days ago ·
Some good news - Jalal is free! 💙 The artist and poet, who released an album 'Set Me Free' with Keyna Wilkins last month, has been imprisoned by the Australia government for 9 years.
It's time to release others who remain in immigration. #TimeForAHome #GameOver ... See MoreSee Less
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“I’m free but I’m not going to be happy until my friends are released.”
While it's good news that six people were released from detention in Brisbane and Melbourne this week, they are still living in limbo on temporary bridging visas - and with friends left behind in detention.
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Why this Iranian asylum seeker burst into tears after being released from detention
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Mohammad Kord has been released from immigration detention after more than eight years, but he says he won't be truly happy until his friends are also freed.3 days ago ·
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