رزا: آنهایی که امید (امید سروشه) را در اردوگاه
نائورو چال کردند امروز بدجوری به سزای اعمالشان رسیدند. اردوگاه مرگ پناهجویان نه
تنها در آتش سوخت، بلکه همه مدارک پناهجویان با ساختمان شکنجه، چادرهای موقت، مخازن بی آبی،
و...
گشتاپو ها نیز جفت کردند و سیاستمداران استرالیا امروز هر پناهجو را به دیپورت به آشویتز گینه نو و مالاریا تهدید میکنند. اما پناهجویان با دستان خالی سیمهای خاردار را پس زدند و خود را آزاد کردند. اگر مزدوران محلی با ساطورهایشان به کمک نیروهای امنیتی نمیرسیدند، مطمعنن "مقامات استرالیا" امروز کُس این را نداشتند تا تهدید به دیپرت و مرگ در آشویتز را زر زر کنند.
گشتاپو ها نیز جفت کردند و سیاستمداران استرالیا امروز هر پناهجو را به دیپورت به آشویتز گینه نو و مالاریا تهدید میکنند. اما پناهجویان با دستان خالی سیمهای خاردار را پس زدند و خود را آزاد کردند. اگر مزدوران محلی با ساطورهایشان به کمک نیروهای امنیتی نمیرسیدند، مطمعنن "مقامات استرالیا" امروز کُس این را نداشتند تا تهدید به دیپرت و مرگ در آشویتز را زر زر کنند.
Nauru riot causes $60m damage
برای اطلاعات بیشتر از آشویتز
پناهجویان فیلم زیر را کلیک کنیم.
بزرگنمایی فیلم: روی صفحه فیلم سمت راست پایین را کلیک کنیم. برای خواندن مطلب در منبع روی تیتر آن کلیک کنیم.
بزرگنمایی فیلم: روی صفحه فیلم سمت راست پایین را کلیک کنیم. برای خواندن مطلب در منبع روی تیتر آن کلیک کنیم.
مصاحبه شونده مدتی نگهبان اردوگاه بوده و از
تجاوز، شکنجه و ... گزارش میدهد. زبان فیلم انگلیسی است.
Rape,torture claims on PNG asylum centre
گزارش پرستاری که مدت کوتاهی وضعیت
اردوگاه را تجربه کرد در لینک زیر.
A nurse who resigned in disgust over the
conditions at the detention centre on Nauru has described them as appalling and
resembling a concentration camp.
EMMA ALBERICI, PRESENTER: A concentration camp
filled with despair paid for by Australian taxpayers
پناهجویان ساکن جزیره "نائورو" که اکثرا ملیت ایرانی دارند در
اعتراض به قوانین سخت‌گیرانه پناهندگی در استرالیا دست به شورش زدند. شورشی که با
حضور پلیس و نیروهای محلی سرکوب شد و چندین زخمی برجا گذاشت.
صدها تن از پناهجویان متقاضی پناهندگی در استرالیا شامگاه جمعه (۱۹ ژوئیه/۲۸
تیرماه) در اردوگاه پناهندگی جزیره "نائورو" دست به شورش زدند. این
پناهجویان که بنا به گزارش خبرگزاری فرانسه اکثرا ملیت ایرانی دارند، در اعتراض به
قوانین تازه‌ی سخت‌گیرانه پناهندگی در استرالیا و تاخیر در رسیدگی به پرونده‌های
خود شورش کردند.
خبرگزاری فرانسه گزارش داد که بسیاری از ساکنان محلی جزیره‌ی کوچک نائورو
برای سرکوب شورش پناهجویان با "ساطور و لوله‌های فولادی" به کمک پلیس
آمدند. دست‌کم نیمی از پناهجویان اردوگاهی که بیش از ۵۰۰ پناهجو در آن به سر می‌برند،
در طی این شورش گریختند.
برای اطلاعات بیشتر از اردوگاه و کرونولوژی مبارزات
پناهجویان آن به زبان آلمانی و انگلیسی اینجا را در ادامه مطلب کلیک کنیم.
Children in Detention: Manus Island
http://youtu.be/It4Zm3BQxQ8
A refugee advocacy
group says the Salvation Army is silencing asylum seekers by restricting internet access
in the Nauru detention centre.
Asylum
seekers supervised by the Salvation Army on Nauru are only allowed 30 minutes of
internet time every two days, the refugees action collective said.
The looming
refugee death that Gillard and Bowen don't dare mention
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
The Refugee
Action Collective Victoria released this statement on November 27.
Omid, an Iranian asylum seeker, 35 years old has been on hunger strike for 47 days including
four days of refusing water
Australia's Nauru Refugee Camp 'Appalling': Amnesty
Several
asylum-seekers are on hunger strike, with Thom saying one man had shed 19
kilograms (42 pounds) after refusing food for more than 40
days. "And he says, 'I just can't be here. I prefer death than being here
because this is so horrible'," Thom said.
Hunger-striking refugee 35-year-old Omid
Sorousheh's desperate plea to be recognised as a
refugee in Australia has been treated with contempt by immigration minister Chris Bowen,
despite clear indications that he was close to death.
Omid has been on a hunger strike for 50
days on November 30. That day it was reported he had been finally airlifted
from Nauru and returned to Australia.
But his condition was not known. The department of immigration said the transfer was temporary: “The transferee will be returned to the Nauru Regional Processing Centre as soon as he is deemed medically fit to travel .”
But his condition was not known. The department of immigration said the transfer was temporary: “The transferee will be returned to the Nauru Regional Processing Centre as soon as he is deemed medically fit to travel .”
Asylsuchende wurden die Nahrung verweigerten, selbst zu
schaden und einen Selbstmordversuch. Die meisten deprimierend Fall im November
letzten Jahres, als aufgetreten 35-jährige iranische Asylbewerber Omid Sorousheh fast starb nach seiner 50-tägigen
Hungerstreik.
Er wurde in Australien für dringende medizinische Behandlung
geflogen, wurde aber kurz darauf wieder auf Nauru, wobei davon ausgegangen wird
"medizinisch fit" zu reisen. Schlimmer noch, es gibt Kinder auf Manus
Island inhaftiert Zeuge solchen verzweifelten Verhalten.
Let Live
Demonstrators
march through central Sydney on July 20,
2013
following the launch on July 19 of a hardline Australian government immigration
crackdown. (AFP Photo / Greg Wood)
Refugees
not welcome: Australians protest crackdown on asylum seekers
foto
December 16, 2010 photo shows people floating amid
and hanging onto the splintered remains of the wooden boat carrying refugees
travelling from Asia
after it smashed into the rocky coastline of Christmas Island (AFP Photo / Channel 7)
Since 2001,
around 1,000 people have died while trying to reach Australia's Indian Ocean territory, Christmas Island. The deadliest incident occurred in
2011, when a boat sank off the coast of East Java, killing 200 people.
RIOTS in Nauru are expected to have caused tens of
millions of dollars worth of damage after asylum seekers destroyed buildings in
chaotic scenes overnight.
Fire destroyed many of the detention facility's
buildings, including the 616-room accommodation block.
A spokeswoman for the Department of Immigration
said the massive damage bill was caused by 150 of the centre's 545 residents.
There remains 129 asylum seekers in the watch
house of the Nauru police station after the country
passed legislation overnight to enable police to hold people of interest to
their investigations for up to seven days without being charged, the
spokeswoman said.
"The ringleaders apprehended at the site
will be questioned by police about allegations of property damage, destruction
of property and riotous behaviour. If ultimately convicted of these charges
under Nauru law, the penalty is one to seven years jail,''
she said.
"The Nauru Secretary of Justice and Border
Control has said Nauru will prosecute people to the full
extent of the law.''
The burnt out remains
of buildings in the wake of the riot on Nauru.
Updated Sun
Jul 21, 2013
9:53am AEST
Fire crews
put out embers in the aftermath of the riot.
Eine Krankenschwester, die in Abscheu über die Bedingungen
trat in der Haftanstalt auf Nauru hat sie als erschreckend und erinnert ein
Konzentrationslager beschrieben.
A nurse who
resigned in disgust over the conditions at the detention centre on Nauru has described them as appalling and
resembling a concentration camp.
EMMA
ALBERICI, PRESENTER: A concentration camp filled with despair paid for by
Australian taxpayers.
That's an
insider's view of the offshore immigration detention centre on Nauru.
Veteran
nurse Marianne Evers has broken her silence about working at the Nauru facility after resigning in disgust
late last year.
She says
she witnessed misery and self-harm every day and was told disturbing stories of
sexual assaults on vulnerable young men.
This
exclusive report from Karen Barlow. The producer was Sashka Koloff.
KAREN
BARLOW, REPORTER: Marianne Evers has been a nurse for more than 40 years and is
a trained counsellor. Attracted by flexible hours and travel, she started
working in Australia's immigration system just over a year ago and the
Dutch-born Australian citizen signed up for a six-week stint at Nauru last
November.
MARIANNE
EVERS, NURSE: I knew that conditions weren't ideal, but conditions were less
than ideal. In fact I would describe them as appalling.
KAREN
BARLOW: In hot and humid conditions, 400 single male asylum seekers, more than
half from Sri Lanka, have been living 16 men to a tent.single male asylum
seekers, more than half from Sri Lanka, have been living 16 men to a tent.
MARIANNE
EVERS: Well, it is just a desperation that I can't get out of my head, of all
of them. You know, I've seen people crawling on the floor like animals, and,
"Please, let me die," you know. These pictures don't leave you.
KAREN
BARLOW: The veteran nurse says she witnessed and help treat cases of self-harm
and attempted suicide.
MARIANNE
EVERS: I saw people hang themselves. I think in the three weeks that I was
there there were three or four hangings that I witnessed and I don't think that
has stopped since. These people are desperate.
KAREN
BARLOW: And Marianne Evers says medical staff told her there were other
disturbing incidents at the camp.
MARIANNE
EVERS: I have never actually witnessed that, but there have been rapes, as I
have heard. I have never actually witnessed that, so I cannot confirm that or
deny that.
KAREN
BARLOW: What have you heard?
MARIANNE
EVERS: That there were gang rapes. But I cannot elaborate on that.
KAREN
BARLOW: OK, but you're hearing that from other staff?
MARIANNE
EVERS: Yes, from other people.
KAREN
BARLOW: That's news to the Immigration Department, which tonight says it wants
all allegations of criminality reported to local authorities.
SANDI
LOGAN, IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT: I question why this person has waited until now,
if in fact there's anything to this claim.
KAREN
BARLOW: Marianne Evers worked for three weeks at the centre. Around the time
she resigned, she says two mental health workers also quit. The veteran nurse has
also worked at the Curtin, Yongah Hill and Darwin detention centres. She says all are
not easy places, but Nauru is by far the worst.
MARIANNE
EVERS: I actually liken it to a concentration camp, but the Australians don't
have the guts to kill these people and put them out of their misery, because
miserable it is.
SANDI LOGAN: I think invoking concentration
camp is a disgrace, to be quite honest with you. I don't think anyone should be
throwing terms like concentration camp around with such abandon. Look, we
understand that the temporary facility, part of which is now transitioning to
permanent facility at the Nauru regional processing centre, is in a country
that is hot, that is humid, but that the level of care that is being provided
for the 450 men currently there is a very good level of care and it is
important that we recognise this is consistent with the policy that the
Government has announced around no advantage.
KAREN
BARLOW: But Marianne Evers assessment is also backed by Amnesty International.
ALEX
PAGLIARO, AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL: Well, I've been to most of the remote
detention centres in Australia and Nauru is by far the worst conditions I've
seen Australians hold asylum seekers in.
KAREN
BARLOW: It's been five months since the first asylum seekers were sent to Nauru, but the immigration processing by
the island nation has not begun. Amnesty says a sense of uncertainty and
despair pervades the camp.
ALEX
PAGLIARO: What we saw in - you know, without being mental health professionals
- but on the face of it they were in different stages of mental distress. They
were confused about why they had been sent to this place, they were confused
about how long they would be there and they were distraught that no-one could
give them any answers about these questions that were so vital to their lives.
KAREN
BARLOW: The Immigration Department says a timetable to set up processing is a
matter for the Nauruan government.
SANDI
LOGAN: We are charged with the responsibility of looking after them, caring for
them, feeding them, accommodating them, providing them with a range of
facilities, both in Nauru and at Manus Island and we remain committed to that.
KAREN
BARLOW: By speaking out, Marianne Evers has breached a confidentiality
agreement and knows she'll never work in the immigration system again.
MARIANNE
EVERS: I wouldn't be human if I didn't breach it, in my view. Because you can't
treat people like that, like, you cannot.
KAREN BARLOW: Karen Barlow, Lateline.
Clint Deidenang, a resident who
witnessed the hour-long riot from the camp fence, told Australian Broadcasting
Corporation radio on Saturday that up to 1,000 local Nauruan men carrying
machetes and steel pipes arrived to help police
prevent the asylum seekers breaking out. Deidenag described it as the biggest
riot he had ever seen on the island.
Australia pays Nauru and Papua New
Guinea to hold asylum seekers who attempt to reach the Australian shore by
boat. Their asylum claims are assessed at the island detention camps.
Rape,torture claims on PNG asylum centre
A
whistleblower who worked at the Manus Island refugee detention centre in Papua New Guinea has spoken out in an exclusive
interview with Dateline, condemning it as not even fit to “serve as a dog
kennel”.
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Children in Detention: Manus Island
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