The asylum seeker who found God in the darkness
For the Reverend Hoda Ameri her life’s journey began when she found God.
Palm Sunday Walk celebrates release of asylum seekers
Thousand of people have called for better treatment of refugees and asylum seekers as they celebrated the release of more than 40 people from indefinite detention across Australia.
All asylum seekers released from the Park Hotel
Eight more asylum seekers have been released from the Park Hotel in Carlton, emptying it of detainees after nine years.
Call to improve asylum policies after 19 people released from detention
Further humane policies are needed despite the release of at least 19 refugees and asylum seekers from detention last week, according to one Melbourne bishop.
The Ukraine war, a symptom of world’s troubling ailment
As I write, we are witnessing Russia’s military thrust into Ukraine, and its appalling consequences, with no end to the fighting in sight.
Champion of asylum seekers calls it a day for ASC
AN ASYLUM seeker support centre that’s helped hundreds of people will close its doors in the coming months, as its dedicated founder looks to wind down his involvement.
Djokovic saga hits plight of indefinite detainees into spotlight
CAMPAIGNERS hope the frenzy surrounding tennis player Novak Djokovic’s detention will draw attention to the plight of refugees and asylum seekers trapped for years in detention by Australian government policies.
How many refugee children are really in Nauru?
Dr June Factor is the convener of Befriend a Child in Detention, and Bishop Philip Huggins is a member of the organisation’s leadership team. Here they write of their frustration in trying to establish the true number of children in Nauru.
Bring them here, Prime Minister: Vicar-General
Vicar-General of the Anglican Diocese of Melbourne, Bishop Philip Huggins, has called on Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull to bring asylum seekers still languishing in offshore detention.
