Our 2018-19 Annual Report is now available. Click below to read our take on Australian refugee policy in 2018-2019 and to find out what we’ve been up to- from breaking new ground in refugee-led advocacy to...
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RCOA Impact Report 2018-19
We promote humane and compassionate policies for people seeking safety in Australia and around the globe. While we cannot predict the wars, conflicts and oppressive regimes that will force people to seek asylum, we can...
Annual General Meeting
2019 Annual General Meeting RCOA’s 2019 AGM will be held at Colin Biggers & Paisley lawyers, Level 42, 2 Park Street, Sydney, on Monday 11 November from 3pm-4.30pm. AGM_notice Of Meeting ( ) ( ) Size : 161.2...
RCOA Impact Report 2017-18
We promote humane and compassionate policies for people seeking safety in Australia and around the globe. While we cannot predict the wars, conflicts and oppressive regimes that will force people to seek asylum, we can...
Former refugee Shukufa Tahiri recognised as one of Australia’s most influential women
Former refugee, and now human rights advocate, Shukufa Tahiri has been recognised as one of Australia’s most influential woman for her tireless work. The Australian Financial Review this week named Ms Tahiri in its...
Who we are
The Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) is the national umbrella body for refugees and the organisations and individuals who support them. It has approximately 200 organisational and over 300 individual members. Formed...
Annual consultations on Australia’s Refugee and Humanitarian Program
Every year, the Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) consults with people across Australia on refugee and asylum policies. We talk to people who have been or are in need of protection, and with those who work with these...
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