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HELP ME TO RELEASE MY WIFE FROM DETENTION CENTRE

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Heather Aspinall
9 years ago

Mojgan, I'm so pleased that you finally got out of detention but I want to add my support for you to be able to get permanent residency. I hope this helps. You are welcome here!

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Anonymous
9 years ago

free this beautiful girl asap!

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David Evans
9 years ago

I implore the Australian government to demonstrate that they have a heart and allow this courageous lady to stay. There are no humanitarian grounds for denial.

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Virginia Ruchel
9 years ago

I think you should be free to live in Australia. I find it terrible what you have been through and I think our laws are discriminatory if they don't recognise gendered and religious violence as a reason to be granted asylum. I hope you can stay and call on our politicians to help you.

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Anonymous
9 years ago

We must do it

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Dylan McCallum
9 years ago

It embarrasses and pains me to know that the government which I support through hard work and taxes is failing to protect this promising young woman and subjecting her to indefinite mental torture separating her from her husband and family. Clearly this is within the ministers powers and he should utilise these powers to right this situation before more damage is done.

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Mark Thompson
9 years ago

This young person has fled physical and sexual abuse, She MUST be allowed to stay in Australia with her husband!

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Jen McKee
9 years ago

DO THE RIGHT THING

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Nigel Ford
9 years ago

Amazing to meet you! We will be praying for you, and will definitely be reading your book. What a moving title... we will also share the link with our any friends

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Nigel Ford
9 years ago

Amazing to meet you! We will be praying for you, and will definitely be reading your book. What a moving title... we will also share the link with our any friends

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Jacqui Cumming
9 years ago

Where is our humanity when a young girl who has been through so much is left in limbo because of politics. I hope more than anything this deserving young lady is free to live her life soon.

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Tracey
9 years ago

I ashamed to live in country that ignores international law and decency. This woman is it a criminal

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Win Dolan
9 years ago

For goodness sake DUTTON - these are the people you should be helping - well intentioned Migrants who are peace loving, want to make a future and contribute to our Country....Your sights are on the wrong side of the fence and electorally suicidal. Your intervention and acceptance here will go a long way to redeeming any faith in the system.

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Janice macdonald
9 years ago

We have to help this young women. Please allow her to remain with her husband in Australia .

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Katja Mannel
9 years ago

My heart breaks as I read your story. Mojgan, you are not going anywhere. We will fight for you! Lots of love

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Cigdem
9 years ago

for a better world and in the name of humanity

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Philip Taft
9 years ago

Big mistake allowing her into the community. This political error through miss management means the country pays. 'GIVE HER FREEDOM'

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Caycee
9 years ago

Please, be humane.

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Leeanne Tennant
9 years ago

Mojgan deserves a partner visa. Its irrelevant that she came to Australia by boat. She's married to an Australian and she will contribute to Australia as a tax paying citizen in the years to come.

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Joanne Pintley
9 years ago

Wow, sometimes it is such a simple solution - yet Mojgan still has to continue to fight. My goodness we as a society have advocated decency, we have promoted fairness. Our core value as Australian is mateship - clearly Mojgan is "our mate". I am disappointed in our governement - this girl is one of us. I already consider her a fellow Australian - she has endure enough and she has proven her integrity, her loyalty to our country, she has also been an advocate for young school students - no matter how tough life gets - education is everything. Please don't let this girl live three months at a time - let her have a life, a family. Let her live the AUSTRALIAN DREAM....