Please release Mojgan to be with her husband. She has already suffered more than enough. Do something kind for a change.
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judith baldacchino
11 years ago
We need to be better than this. If this is how Australia responds to the desperate lives of refugees, then I'm ashamed to be Australian.
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trish
11 years ago
let them stay and have a happy life
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Joel Dodd
11 years ago
If she has to go home, who will this country welcome. Free her back into this community where she belongs.
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Elizabeth Gee
11 years ago
I believe in Australia, democracy and human rights. These things are precious, people are precious, love is precious.
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Rochelle Andronicos
11 years ago
Silencing dissent doesn't make criminal behaviour acceptable, how many times must it be proved?
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Lisa Watson
11 years ago
This is abhorrent & cruel. It's got to be stopped.
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Vicki Bardy
11 years ago
Where has Australia's soul gone? Where is your soul Mr Dutton? This time in our history will be looked back on in absolute disgust. They will ask "how could we have ever treated a fellow human being in that way?"
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Bonnie
11 years ago
Wake up Australian Government!!
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Annie Jury
11 years ago
I am so sorry... I hope you both have peace and love again in your lives in the very near future
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Lauren Coombes
11 years ago
She was punished for being an innocent victim. An absolute disgrace.
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Suzanne Davies
11 years ago
This young women has gone thru so much pain and suffering. Mojgan fled her abusive environment to make her home in Australia, then found love, got married and NOW, I read how appalling our Government has and is treating her like a criminal. What has happened to our great country here in Australia? Where is the compassion, fairness and understanding gone? We as Australians are standing up against your barbaric treatment of human beings and we do not fall for your fear campaigns against asylum seekers. Mojgan needs to be released back to her loving husband and her community here in Australia.
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rebecca smith
11 years ago
The young woman is legally married to her Australian permanent resident husband who loves her dearly. Stand up for 'family values' and let this poor girl out. I have a son this age to to know a young lady is being treated so abominably by my government brings shame to us all.
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rhea shortus
11 years ago
SHAME on our government
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Anonymous
11 years ago
This young woman deserves better. Please release her back to her family.
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Margita Downey
11 years ago
Mojgan has the right to be in Australia and to be treated with the same dignity and fairness as you do! As we all do. She should not be sent back, she should not be separated. from her husband. My family were brought to Australia as we were refugees in the early 1980's. Australia did not treat us as criminals, but treated us with compassion and mercy. What happened to Australia since then? How can this nation go so far backwards? I am sad that this free and amazing country is becoming "un- Australian" because of politics, and forgetting that people have value as human beings.
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Ty Stryk
11 years ago
Shame to the Australian Government!!! Preventing this woman from finishing her year 12 - SHAME ON US!!!
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Kerry Dawborn
11 years ago
Detention for more than the basic amount of time required to check for security threats (1 month in european countries i believe) is inhumane and unnecessary. We live in a world in which cruelty arising from fear has too much power! Through its current fear fuelled approach to immigration detention and treatment of asylum seekers, Australia is embracing and perpetuating the lowest common denominator of human existence - the same thing that drives the violence these people are fleeing from. Australia should be leading by example to change the culture of fear, not perpetuating it and making it grow.
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Iznaya
11 years ago
Treat humans accordingly, not according to political convenience, which will be judged for what it is by history.
please let her go!
Please release Mojgan to be with her husband. She has already suffered more than enough. Do something kind for a change.
We need to be better than this. If this is how Australia responds to the desperate lives of refugees, then I'm ashamed to be Australian.
let them stay and have a happy life
If she has to go home, who will this country welcome. Free her back into this community where she belongs.
I believe in Australia, democracy and human rights. These things are precious, people are precious, love is precious.
Silencing dissent doesn't make criminal behaviour acceptable, how many times must it be proved?
This is abhorrent & cruel. It's got to be stopped.
Where has Australia's soul gone? Where is your soul Mr Dutton? This time in our history will be looked back on in absolute disgust. They will ask "how could we have ever treated a fellow human being in that way?"
Wake up Australian Government!!
I am so sorry... I hope you both have peace and love again in your lives in the very near future
She was punished for being an innocent victim. An absolute disgrace.
This young women has gone thru so much pain and suffering. Mojgan fled her abusive environment to make her home in Australia, then found love, got married and NOW, I read how appalling our Government has and is treating her like a criminal. What has happened to our great country here in Australia? Where is the compassion, fairness and understanding gone? We as Australians are standing up against your barbaric treatment of human beings and we do not fall for your fear campaigns against asylum seekers. Mojgan needs to be released back to her loving husband and her community here in Australia.
The young woman is legally married to her Australian permanent resident husband who loves her dearly. Stand up for 'family values' and let this poor girl out. I have a son this age to to know a young lady is being treated so abominably by my government brings shame to us all.
SHAME on our government
This young woman deserves better. Please release her back to her family.
Mojgan has the right to be in Australia and to be treated with the same dignity and fairness as you do! As we all do. She should not be sent back, she should not be separated. from her husband. My family were brought to Australia as we were refugees in the early 1980's. Australia did not treat us as criminals, but treated us with compassion and mercy. What happened to Australia since then? How can this nation go so far backwards? I am sad that this free and amazing country is becoming "un- Australian" because of politics, and forgetting that people have value as human beings.
Shame to the Australian Government!!! Preventing this woman from finishing her year 12 - SHAME ON US!!!
Detention for more than the basic amount of time required to check for security threats (1 month in european countries i believe) is inhumane and unnecessary. We live in a world in which cruelty arising from fear has too much power! Through its current fear fuelled approach to immigration detention and treatment of asylum seekers, Australia is embracing and perpetuating the lowest common denominator of human existence - the same thing that drives the violence these people are fleeing from. Australia should be leading by example to change the culture of fear, not perpetuating it and making it grow.
Treat humans accordingly, not according to political convenience, which will be judged for what it is by history.