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HELP ME TO RELEASE MY WIFE FROM DETENTION CENTRE

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Kelli
9 years ago

Free her

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Barbara Ross
9 years ago

Mojgan deserves to stay in Australia. She has been through too much pain and suffering already. Mojgan has so much to offer in the community. Let her continue her happy life with her husband.

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Richard Laidlaw
9 years ago

The Minister should review his decision not to wish to intervene in this matter. Immediately.

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Karen Murphy
9 years ago

A wonderful, inspirational young woman who can make a great & positive contribution to this country and who must be allowed to stay. The decision by Dutton not to grant her permanent status is completely nonsensical, inhumane & contrary to the values & beliefs of those he professes to represent & who pay his salary & vast expenses. His decision is proof that he is acting in a blanket manner & is not giving proper consideration to the individual circumstances of each case, as is required of him by law. I am disgusted & ashamed that my representatives have behaved in such an abhorrent manner.

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Louise
9 years ago

Please release her!

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Jennifer Leslie
9 years ago

We want Mojgan to stay in Australia! We want her to become a citizen!

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Jane Jelbart
9 years ago

Let common sense prevail, please use your discretion as a Immigration Minister to let Mojgan stay

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Ros Holland
9 years ago

These two young people are just what we need in this country! We need to show a little compassion and let her stay in Australia!

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Lindsay Bottom
9 years ago

Let Mojgon stay in oz

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Jessica MacPherson
9 years ago

Let mojgon Shamsalipoor live in Australia

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Rita Barber
9 years ago

What an amazing pair overcoming such adversity and resilience? They will be perfect hard working role models living in a modern contemporary Australia. We need them both to help this country move forward and prosper and hopefully many more to follow. It would be criminal and totally unjust in every way not to cherish these two amazing young people in our Country.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Please show compassion for this young couple.

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Dulcie and Graham
9 years ago

Let her stay in Australia !!!!

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Rita Barber
9 years ago

She is a brilliant example of resilience, overcoming adversity, and a great role model for all young people. She and her husband are obvious advocates of a modern contemporary society and will no doubt become leaders and mentors. They display, love and and compassion despite all they have been through. They will be wonderful assets and upright citizens of our free society.

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Hans Moller
9 years ago

What harm can she do to the country?

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Eileen McTravers
9 years ago

This young woman obviously poses no threat to Australia & should be allowed to remain here with her family.

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Ruth Spence-Stone
9 years ago

This young woman is a candidate for Young Australian of the Year, let alone a paltry permanent visa. She's a credit to herself, her husband and her 'adopted' family. What kind of migrant is Peter Dutton looking for if not this woman? It's nothing short of persecution. As others have said, she's been through enough being shunted around detention centres. She has no life out of Australia. Whether Dutton likes it or not, Australia has become her home and her forced removal will have ripple effects, traumatising her school, her friends, family and her husband. How would he feel if she were his daughter?

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Anonymous
9 years ago

Mr Dutton, have some compassion! It's one person.

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Lorraine Hammond
9 years ago

How shameful .Totally disgusted with Peter Dutton's inhumane treatment of this poor young woman

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B Steward
9 years ago

This government is heartless. This decision must be overturned.