Past Events

Freedom Street Film Documentary – Sunday 19th June 2022

This new documentary has received several awards already. Its Melbourne Premiere will be at Bridge Darebin Community Hall, 99 Leinster Grove, Thornbury on SUNDAY 19 JUNE and will be followed by a Q and A discussion with the director, Alfred Pek. The film is designed to raise awareness of how Australia’s ‘border protection’ policies have impacted 14,000 refugees who have been trapped in Indonesia for up to a decade without basic rights and with no prospect of re-settlement. Click here for details and tickets

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Palm Sunday 2016 #Walk4Justice: A Great day in Melbourne

Thousands of Melbournians joined the #Walk4Justice on Palm Sunday 2016. Adding their voice to the calls to Close Manus and Nauru, provide permanent protection and to free refugees from mandatory detention. People from all walks of life including health workers, teachers, office workers, factory workers, unionists, religious groups, grandparents, parents, students and more combined to send a message to the Australian government to #LetThemStay and #BringThemHere. Support for refugees is simply a call for fair treatment for people in need.…

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Palm Sunday Walk for Justice

Palm Sunday 2016: Walk for Justice for Refugees. March 20, 2016

Palm Sunday 2016 Poster Download Palm Sunday Leaflet Download Pick up points for Palm Sunday materials 2016 (For those who want to collect posters and fliers. ) 2.00pm, 20/3/16. State Library cnr Swanston and Latrobe street. Speakers for the Melbourne event include: Daniel Webb – Human Rights Law Centre (State Library) Nazir Yousafi – Refugee & President Victorian Afghan Associations Network (State Library) Senator Sarah Hanson Young – Australian Greens (State Library) Interfaith Panel: Rabbi Jonathan Keren-Black – The Leo…

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Queenscliff RAR presents a new exhibition ‘OUT OF THE DARKNESS’ October 11th-19th in Geelong

Since 2004, a group of artists from Queenscliff Rural Australians for Refugees has created a series of exhibitions that were shown both locally and throughout regional Victoria and metropolitan Melbourne. The exhibitions attracted many thousands of visitors, and played a significant role in bringing about community awareness and stimulating change around asylum issues. The inspiration for these exhibitions came from witnessing the heartache and despair faced by asylum seekers who had been imprisoned in Australia’s notorious Immigration Detention prisons.  The first exhibition…

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