Refugee Week 2022
14/06/2022
What to watch this Refugee Week
Freedom Stories
Freedom Stories is a collaborative documentary project from Flying Carpet Films. It explores the achievements and stories of former ‘boat people’ who arrived in Australian waters seeking asylum from the Middle East around 2001, a defining year in Australian politics. Locked in remote detention centres and then placed on temporary protection visas, their limbo lasted for years. Now Australian citizens, they are finally building secure lives and contributing to their new country.
Rent the documentary here: https://vimeo.com/ondemand/freedomstories
MANUS
MANUS is a 13 minute film, which shines a light on the plight of hundreds of asylum seekers held captive by the Australian Government on Manus Island in PNG for over 6 years.
Access the documentary here: https://vimeo.com/330785345?fbclid=IwAR3MJdw9mvr3j7DM3BOXi_7tZXalT8Xb4e3VzFCP-X3eRGWfcAY2A8NvTt0
The Forgotten
The Forgotten tells the story of one young woman’s risky journey into the hostile, poverty-stricken Eritrean refugee camps in Sudan.
Her journey will open your eyes to those who thought their lives, their stories, and their voices were…forgotten.
What she uncovered opened her eyes to the conditions that these refugees live in every day. She encountered many dangerous obstacles during her journey, but made it back in one piece to share their stories and to be the international voice for the Eritrean refugee crisis.
Watch the documentary here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EMpmGB7WgGU
We support refugee's settling into Australia through our Settlement Engagement Transition Support Program (SETS) program, follow this link to learn more: https://www.mccgc.org.au/mccgc-services/settlement-engagement-and-transition-support-sets/
If you want to learn more about Refugee Week, click here.
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