This video is made by Australian children asking for humane treatment of the children on Nauru.
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Nauru children do not have time to spare whilst political bargaining continues in Canberra
The Refugee Council of Australia (RCOA) has called on the government to stop playing politics with children’s lives and urgently bring refugee children on Nauru and their families to safety. Refugee Council of Australia...
Refugee Council welcomes MPs’ call to move refugee children from Nauru
The Refugee Council of Australia welcomes today’s news that three federal Liberal MPs have publicly urged Prime Minister Scott Morrison to bring all the refugee and asylum seeker children and their families from Nauru...
Wentworth candidates call for evacuation of refugee kids from Nauru
Leading Independent and minor party candidates united to call for the evacuation of refugee kids and their families from Nauru at a major by-election forum in Wentworth last night. Four candidates in the Wentworth by...
New poll finds Wentworth electorate supports call to get kids off Nauru
A new poll by uCommunications has found that Wentworth constituents are likely to back candidates who heed the Australian Medical Association’s recommendation to bring refugee children in Nauru to Australia. The poll...
Our new video with calling for #KidsOffNauru
We have joined forces with Mums for Refugees and People Just Like Us to create a powerful video from parents and families in support of the call to get all #KidsOffNauru by November 20. The families featured declare...
Would you accept this reality for your child? Everyday parents band together to support call to get kids off Nauru
Mums and dads from all walks of life are the latest group to lend their support to the campaign to bring the 102 children currently trapped on Nauru to Australia in a moving and emotional video.
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...
New Nauru report exposes offshore processing abuse as regional leaders meet for Pacific Island Forum
Two prominent refugee organisations have released a new report today that rips through the shroud of secrecy surrounding offshore processing on Nauru. Secrecy enforced by the Australian government. The report includes...
The Refugee Council of Australia joins campaign to free 119 children trapped on Nauru before Universal Children’s Day
The Refugee Council of Australia has today joined a renewed campaign to pressure Australia’s political leaders to bring the 119 children currently trapped on Nauru, to Australia. The #KidsOffNauru Campaign, driven by...
Five years of suffering and abuse – Australia does not have the solution
Today marks five years since the Australian government started sending everyone coming by boat to seek asylum to languish in offshore detention centres in the Pacific, never to be resettled in Australia. In those five...
UNHCR releases final draft of the Global Compact on Refugees
On 31 January 2018, UNHCR released the Zero Draft of the Global Compact on Refugees. This Compact represents a long-awaited re-assessment of the ways in which States can fairly share their responsibilities to refugees.
Refugee Council warns government cuts to support services for people seeking asylum could push people into destitution
Today, the Department of Home Affairs will begin a staggered exit of around 1500 people seeking asylum from the lifesaving Status Resolution Support Services (SRSS). The news comes despite warnings that these cuts could...
UNHCR Global Trends 2017 – How Australia compares with the world
UNHCR's latest Global Trends report highlights that at the end of 2017, global displacement has reached yet another new record high of 68.5 million individuals, an increase of 2.9 million since 2016. Each year, UNHCR...
New UN refugee statistics should spur Australia to constructive action in Asia
Reflecting on new United Nations statistics which show that the global number of people who are now refugees is at a 70-year high, Australians and their government should not allow themselves to be overwhelmed by grim...
NGO leaders and community groups gathering in Canberra on June 18th to protest looming humanitarian crisis in our communities
Leaders from ten national NGOs, along with a delegation of people seeking asylum and community members, will gather at Parliament House on Monday June 18th to implore the Australian Government to stop cuts that will...
Budget 2018-19 confirms reduction in support for people seeking asylum
At a time of urgent need for refugees here and overseas, the Australian Government's Budget does nothing to address their needs and keeps spending instead on punishing them for needing our protection
Urgent need for international action after fresh attacks on refugees in Rwanda
An unknown number of Congolese refugees in Kiziba Refugee Camp in western Rwanda have been killed, wounded, detained or are missing in fresh attacks by Rwandan military and police.
