The story of how Reza escaped war.
In part two, Shala struggles with the mental and physical demands of detention.
There’s room for refugees in rural Australia, writes Erica Jolly.
The story of how Reza escaped war.
In part two, Shala struggles with the mental and physical demands of detention.
There’s room for refugees in rural Australia, writes Erica Jolly.
At a Warrandyte cafe, two refugees cook up a monthly three-course Tamil feast to raise awareness for other asylum seekers.
The story of how Reza escaped war.
In part two, Shala struggles with the mental and physical demands of detention.
There’s room for refugees in rural Australia, writes Erica Jolly.
The refugee debate has divided the Australian public. Tiyana Matliovski asks whether Go Back To Where You Came From can shift perceptions and shape public policy.
Sherydan Fitzgerald speaks candidly to a refugee who found the reality of seeking refuge was much different to what she was told.
The federal government’s new asylum seeker policy has reignited the debate from last year’s federal election. But as Erdem Koc explains, there’s one term in this debate which is both misleading and misinformed.
How can technology help in the resettlement of young refugees? Does communication with their homeland make a difference? The Cultural Development Network and the City of Melbourne hope to address these issues at a public forum this week.
