#bringthemhere

[cuda16]

I like polishing these old cars make them shine like a mirror!! Detailing is a side gig

[the-bibliophiles-bookshelf]

Guys if you’re in Australia there are a heap of vigils for the Tamil family from Biloela across the country today. Please attend if you can, there’s ones in the major cities as well as at parliament house lawns. This breaks my heart but the people have power and we need to use it. 

[radicalgraff]

Bondi Beach

[pduthiedraws]

Our future looking back on our little blip on the timeline #auspol #Australia #historyishappening @australiangreens @australianlabor @roboakeshott1 #climatechange #stopadani #bringthemhere #refugeeswelcome #indigenousaustralia #democracysausage #sketch #draw #politicalcartoons (at Coffs Harbour, New South Wales) https://www.instagram.com/p/Bxs9Yq8hLcb/?igshid=oj6bfn0sinbb

[antifainternational]

July 21, Melbourne -  Rally: 5 Years Too Many - Bring Them Here!

This July will mark 5 years since the 'PNG solution' was announced 5 years of limbo in offshore detention hellholes 2 years since Manus was declared illegal Over one and a half years since "US refugee deal" announced 12 deaths offshore Its time - Bring Them Here! Speakers include Behrouz Bouchani - live cross fom Manus Luke Hilikari - Victorian Trades Hall Council Huong Truong - Greens MP for Western Suburbs Mohamed Xarbi - refugee and journalist with Universal Somali TV Lavanya Thavaraja - Tamil Refugee Council On the 19th of July 2013, then-Prime Minister Kevin Rudd announced that all asylum seekers who arrived in Australia by boat would not be resettled here. This July marks five years too many for the refugees and asylum seekers on Manus and Nauru. We need to loudly tell the Coalition government to Bring Them Here, and as we get closer to a federal election to tell the ALP it's time to change policy. End Offshore processing End Boat turnbacks CLOSE MANUS, CLOSE NAURU BRING THEM HERE

[eranasoulin]

Riff Raff Radical Marching Band, at pro-refugee rally, Hyde Park

[annemoff]

Melbourne, 2017.

[eliza-spencer]

We’ve seen plenty of protests recently, the March on Washington, March for our Lives, the Vote Yes rallies, and refugee advocacy groups have closed down Pitt Street and Broadway to march for the rights of people seeking asylum in Australia. But does this actually change anything? Eliza Spencer spoke to four advocates who share their perspective on Australian protest in 2018.

4.5 Minute Current Affairs radio piece for my second year studies with UTS Journalism. Find the accompanying 90 second News Piece here.

[theseagullsarewatching]

Throwback to an Easter protest against how our government mistreats refugees. People come here to flee persecution and get stuck in indefinite detention in horrible conditions. Even when their claims as refugees are verified the government refuses to let them come to Australia. The government will even refuse to relocate them even when New Zealand offers to take them in Prime Minister after Prime Minister. High rates of depression and self harm affect men, women, and children as they languish in indefinite detention. The UN has labelled it torture. Innocent people suffer while the government demonises them. These are human beings our government has decided to either torture or turn back to persecution and potentially death. Several months on from this protest and nothing has changed. Our government has a hard line policy to be deliberately cruel as a deterrent, using misinformation about refugees to distract from the real problems that face us. This is our national shame and the world should know that we have imprisoned people for years with no charge and no known release date. #bringthemhere #refugees #manusisland #asylumseekers #auspol #nauru #indefinitedetention

[theclaravoyant]

There are currently Christian leaders from #Lovemakesaway suspended 4 stories above Julie Bishop’s office in Western Australia, protesting the abandonment of #Manus

[cuda16]

Cougar parts finished waiting for pick up

[forevertoremain]

Good protest today but we can't afford to relax for a moment. The 600 men on Manus are being threatened with armed force if they continue their peaceful protest. We need to double our efforts! #SOSManus #EndTheSiege #BringThemHere (at Melbourne)

[julianwigley-blog]

Border protection. Another Saturday #AddAFish for #EatenFish and other #refugees held on #manus #nauru #australia #BringThemHere #freedom #digitalart #collage #politicalcartoon #graphic #typography

[les-hamiltables]

Behrouz Boochani is a refugee journalist currently wrongfully imprisoned on Manus island detention centre by the Australian government. His crime? Fleeing a war torn country. The news is silent about this, but his tweets from the inside of the detention centre tell the truth: over 600 refugee men left with no water, no food, no power. Add your international voices to this, please, and help us #BringThemHere

[shes-perfect-blue-blog]

A protest in Melbourne, Australia 26.11.2017. Rally to bring refugees from Manus Island to Australia