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Featured on @SBSNews tonight, four refugees are in Canberra this week calling on the Albanese Government to finally deliver a pathway to permanency for the thousands failed by Fast Track. With a thumping majority and the Coalition now reviewing its migration policies, there’s no
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RT @ASRC1: After 13 years in limbo, refugees denied permanency under the now-scrapped Fast Track process are pleading with the Albanese Gov….
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A group of refugees who were signed onto the Coalition's now-defunct Fast Track program say they are still waiting for the safety and security of permanent residency.
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After 13 years in limbo, refugees denied permanency under the now-scrapped Fast Track process are pleading with the Albanese Government to finally act. They’re getting ready for another big day in Canberra sharing their stories and calling for justice.
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A group of refugees who were signed onto the Coalition's now-defunct Fast Track program say they are still waiting for the safety and security of permanent residency.
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Images of children starving in Gaza have shaken some world leaders out of inertia – but what will Labor do?.
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Anthony Albanese’s government enters its first full week of federal parliament under pressure from outside and inside its ranks
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RT @ASRC1: Featured on @SBSNews tonight, four refugees are in Canberra this week calling on the Albanese Government to finally deliver a pa….
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Thousands of people have waited more than 10 years for safety and certainty, with no path forward. Today, a delegation of people impacted by the cruel Fast Track system stood in Parliament, face-to-face with decision-makers, calling for a future built on fairness. You can help
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Another baby starves to death in Gaza as Israel fires on more aid seekers.
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Israeli forces kill dozens of aid seekers as UN warns not enough food entering to stop surging starvation in Gaza.
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Day 1 of our trip to Parliament has been positive and powerful. New and returning MPs had the chance to hear from our delegates - Thanu, Rathy, Narges and Nooshad - about what it's been like to live in limbo for over a decade. This Parliament has the power to deliver certainty
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Thank you @MehreenFaruqi for your continued advocacy and for meeting with refugees impacted by the Fast Track system. As a strong voice for people seeking asylum, your support gives hope to those still waiting for justice and a permanent home. 📢 Ask your MP to speak up too
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Always a pleasure to meet with Andrew Wilkie @WilkieMP. Thanks so much for spending the time to hear from Narges, Thanu, Nooshad and Rathy about the impact being left behind by the Fast Track system is having on them and their families. #refugeerights #auspol
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Thank you @zalisteggall for meeting with us and listening to the stories of refugees still stuck in limbo. The Fast Track system may be abolished - but without a pathway to permanency for everyone it affected, its damage lives on. 📢 Ask your MP to take action:
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Grateful to meet with newly elected MPs this week - huge thanks to @ReneeCoffeyMP for taking the time to listen. Thousands of refugees are still living in limbo, even after the unfair Fast Track process was scrapped. It’s time for a fair pathway to permanency. #refugeerights
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It was great to recently host the new shadow immigration minister Senator Paul Scarr at the ASRC to hear directly from people seeking asylum on the political change they want to see. So heartened to also read in the news today that Coalition has vowed to adopt a new approach to
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This is great to see. Federal Coalition dumps Dutton-era stance on migration. The Coalition has vowed to adopt a new approach to migration, spearheaded by a Queensland senator who wants to focus on the “positive role” it plays to the country.
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Thanu, Rathy and Narges had the privilege of meeting with @SenatorPayman, who is a brilliant advocate for people seeking asylum. The Senator said that she will continue fighting in Parliament for people failed by Fast Track 💪 💥 . #refugeerights #auspol
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A huge thankyou to @Mon4Kooyong for taking the time to hear from our delegation. Thanu, Narges, Nooshad and Rathy had the opportunity to explain what it has meant to have to wait for 13 years for safety and to build their futures here in Australia. #refugeerights #auspol
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Always a pleasure to catch up with Senator Steph Hodgins-May. Rathy and Thanu explained the the impact of 13 years of limbo on themselves and their families. #refugeerights #auspol
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A busy two days is kicking off, with our Fast Track delegation heading to their first meetings with members of the new Parliament. They will be pushing for permanency for thousands of refugees failed by the flawed Fast Track process.
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Narges, Nooshad, Rathy and Thanu are at Parliament House this week with @ASRC1 to represent the thousands of people failed by the cruel and broken Fast Track process. They’ve lived and worked in Australia for over a decade - raising families as part of our community. Yet they’re
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The 48th Parliament was elected on a platform of humanity and hope. In the first sitting weeks, we have a real opportunity to drive action on these promises. Contact your MP today and keep the pressure on: 📝
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