Calling for the humane treatment and safety of Manus asylum seekers
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Alex
10 years ago
Ameer is good man
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Ameer sabiri
12 years ago
Yes
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Phillippa Calcutt
12 years ago
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I am most concerned about the situation on Manus Island. I request the Australian Government to immediately: - remove to Australia all the asylum seekers who witnessed or were injured in the recent violence on Manus Island; - ensure that the asylum seekers receive appropriate medical treatment, including full rehabilitation and mental health services and have regular contact with family member and lawyers; -ensure that all asylum seekers have the ability to seek legal redress for any injuries sustained including access to lawyers; -end the offshore detention and processing of asylum seekers arriving by boat to Australia.
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Eleanor Ryder
12 years ago
more humanity
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sami abbas
12 years ago
we all one
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Jane Holt
12 years ago
seeking asylum is not a crime
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Anonymous
12 years ago
It's about time we show some compassion!
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julienne hawthorne
12 years ago
treat people as you would expect to be treated
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Geri Geschke
12 years ago
we are talking about fragile human beings.
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Katie Webber
12 years ago
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Violence adds to the suffering of all humanity and its root is fear. When will we allow true compassion to guide our actions?
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Jane Leonforte
12 years ago
Sawpping deaths at sea for death in detention centres does not work either
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Janelle Paterson
12 years ago
Let humanity prevail!
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cath mcgahey
12 years ago
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That we call ourselves civilised and humane is a joke if this is how we treat people who come to us for help
Ameer is good man
Yes
I am most concerned about the situation on Manus Island. I request the Australian Government to immediately: - remove to Australia all the asylum seekers who witnessed or were injured in the recent violence on Manus Island; - ensure that the asylum seekers receive appropriate medical treatment, including full rehabilitation and mental health services and have regular contact with family member and lawyers; -ensure that all asylum seekers have the ability to seek legal redress for any injuries sustained including access to lawyers; -end the offshore detention and processing of asylum seekers arriving by boat to Australia.
more humanity
we all one
seeking asylum is not a crime
It's about time we show some compassion!
treat people as you would expect to be treated
we are talking about fragile human beings.
Violence adds to the suffering of all humanity and its root is fear. When will we allow true compassion to guide our actions?
Sawpping deaths at sea for death in detention centres does not work either
Let humanity prevail!
That we call ourselves civilised and humane is a joke if this is how we treat people who come to us for help