Asylum Seeker Resource Centre blog

    • 13 NOV 19
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    Every 3 years for Rajesh

    Every 3 years for Rajesh

    People seeking asylum in Australia are being denied access to justice and their human right to seek safety. The Australian refugee determination process is unfair and inhumane.  Imagine for a moment the trauma of being forced to flee your home. To leave everything behind. Just to have a chance to be safe. For people who

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    • 21 OCT 19
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    Fighting for the rights of refugees in detention: a history

    Fighting for the rights of refugees in detention: a history

    Because no one deserves to be locked up for attempting to seek safety. From Kids off Nauru to the passing of the Medevac bill, the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC) has been fighting for the rights of people in detention for 17 years. Because no person deserves to be incarcerated for attempting to seek safety

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    • 23 SEP 19
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    Kash: Medevac Caseworker – A letter to our supporters…

    Kash: Medevac Caseworker – A letter to our supporters…

    Kash, a member of our Medevac triage team, recently spoke with passion about her work supporting sick men and women through the Medevac process.  It’s not an easy job, but it’s an important one and it’s helping to save lives. Kash wanted to share more with you about the work that her team is doing

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    • 19 SEP 19
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    Tears of relief: How Medevac saved Tajj

    Tears of relief: How Medevac saved Tajj

    The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre’s Detention Advocacy team is a lifeline for sick refugees left behind in offshore detention but in need of urgent medical care. Care that is not adequate or simply not available in PNG and Nauru. Our team of 7 are working around the clock (as part of the MERG group) to

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