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4 years. 10 dead. 2,000 asylum seekers held captive. Rampant sexual & physical abuse. $5BN.

4 years. 10 dead. 2,000 asylum seekers held captive. Rampant sexual & physical abuse. $5BN.

Jul 16, 2017

“Four years since the then prime minister, Kevin Rudd, announced that “any asylum seeker who arrives in Australia by boat will have no chance of being settled in Australia”, offshore detention has cost Australian taxpayers almost $5bn and the future of those...
Can you help by donating a lawnmower?

Can you help by donating a lawnmower?

Feb 17, 2017

We have three families who have moved into new homes and have need of lawnmowers! If you can help, please contact us!
Manus Island: Asylum seekers told to leave before detention centre closes

Manus Island: Asylum seekers told to leave before detention centre closes

Feb 12, 2017

“Asylum seekers on Manus Island have been told they must leave the Australian-funded detention centre so it can be closed. Papua New Guinea immigration officials told the more than 800 men in the detention centre that demolition work would start soon on parts of the...
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Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project (BASP) is a Kildare Ministries community work in the Brigidine tradition.

Brigidine Asylum Seekers Project (BASP)
is a Melbourne-based initiative of the Brigidine Sisters which aims to:

  • Provide hospitality and practical support for people seeking asylum;
  • Actively network with like-minded individuals and groups who are working for justice for asylum seekers;
  • Promote advocacy for the rights of people seeking asylum;
  • Engage in education about asylum seekers’ issues.
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