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HELP ME TO RELEASE MY WIFE FROM DETENTION CENTRE

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John Thain
10 years ago

I wish to support you and your wife in the dreadful plight that you and mainly she has faced. If there is anything we can do to help please contact me John

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Larry Forbes
10 years ago

I am ashamed of the Australian "government". Mojgan is no threat to their "border security", and imprisoning her is immoral, pointless and cruel.

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katherine lane
10 years ago

Try being human for once you disgusting government

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Edna Carew
10 years ago

Mojgan's case beggars belief....is the Australian government seriously going to lock this promising, intelligent young woman in detention indefinitely? Is this what defines Australia's view of humanity in 21st century? I am ashamed to call Australia home and I have never said that before. This case shames us all.

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Anonymous
10 years ago

Our government's treatment of Mojgan is, to my mind, unfathomable. It is a sign of the ignorance, arrogance and cruelty with which people seeking safety and asylum here are treated.

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sandra Tessmann
10 years ago

we need these young people to grow into a truely multicultrual state and country. come on where is the 'fair go' that I thought was our basis of our society.

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Mary Barnett
10 years ago

I support you the release from detention for Marjac. Her case or situation falls outside the "mainstream" cases however it appears to be a very genuine case for asylum from human rights abuse in her own country. It would fall in to the exceptional circumstances category I would have thought. Like so many others I ask the authorities to apply compassion and common sense in this case.

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Ann Romain
10 years ago

I am appalled at this cruel and stupid decision. What kind of country are we?

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Robyn Lawrenc e
10 years ago

Where is our compassion?

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Stella O'Toole
10 years ago

I am ashamed of Australia's treatment of this young woman. this is an abuse of her basic human rights.

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Wendy staunton
10 years ago

Let this young couple enjoy therir life together

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Caroline Ford
10 years ago

Appalling

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Fabia claridge
10 years ago

The story of Mojgan is one of the many human rights abuses that SHOULD shock this country.

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Brenda Higham
10 years ago

Please open your heart once again Australia! We are better than fear and hate and ignorance! Remember tolerance, kindness and compassion is a sign of strength Hatred and fear are signs of weakness Which will you choose???

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Richard Wolskel
10 years ago

This just goes to show the absurdity of Australia's immigration policy. The response by the Immigration Department, Government and Peter Dutton is appalling. Both major parties should hang their heads in shame. The sooner this decision is overturned and Mojgan is released the better.

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Paul Judith DURR
10 years ago

Compassion needed!

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Michael Faulkner
10 years ago

This young married woman should be freed to live in Australia with her husband and pursue her intended career, in a way that will benefit many n the wider society. Meanwhile Minister Dutton goes from bad to appalling in his lamentable human rights decisions in this country.

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Sarah Krol
10 years ago

As a citizen of Australia I am ashamed of how she has been treated by our government and why this lovely human being that wants to be a productive citizen is still being held in detention!!! In so angry

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Shelley James
10 years ago

free her

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Wayne Lovis
10 years ago

It would not suprise me that Dutton thinks he needs to protect Australians from someone whom wants to become an midwife. I mean midwifery is so dangerous to our future generations.....oh wait :roll: