Campaign for Permanent Visas for refugees living in Australia on Temporary Protection Visas or Safe Haven Enterprise Visas
Campaign for Permanent Visas for refugees living in Australia on Temporary Protection Visas or Safe Haven Enterprise Visas
Experience an exciting three-course feast of colourful, aromatic, spicy & sweet Sri Lankan Tamil food, prepared by local Tamil refugees. Share in their stories and celebrate their culture.
(Photo credit: Alan Barber)
Rediscovering our Welcoming Identity
-the welcome we should be offering to refugees
Queenscliff RAR members Jenny Brown and Renee Redfern were delighted to accept QRAR's volunteer community award at the Rotary Club of Ocean Grove’s annual Community Awards Dinner held in May.
Queenscliff RAR assists refugees and people seeking asylum by providing support to the Asylum Seeker Foodbank @The Welcome Place in Geelong.
Queenscliff RAR has a designated fund to help people seeking asylum with welfare needs or to access legal support for their protection claims. We believe that it can truly be their lifeline.
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Sri Lanka Country Information Report No. 7. Combined Refugee Action Group, Geelong (August 2022).
Sri Lanka Country Information Report No 7 (August 2022)
This Country Information Report and Briefing Note outlines the recent changes in political and social context that make it unsafe for Tamil people seeking asylum in Australia to be returned to Sri Lanka. It considers the latest available information from a range of Sri Lankan news publications, international media coverage, reports published by human rights groups, and on-ground citizen journalists. These various information sources demonstrate the significant risk to personal safety faced by Tamils if returned to Sri Lanka, and that by doing so the Australian government would be breaching the rules of non-refoulement.