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Lavanya Thavaraj
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Lavanya Thavaraja is a Melbourne based refugee activist and unionist. She is a founding member of Tamil Workers Council.
*Note: Apologies on the sound quality of this recording, there is a lot of background feedback noise in this episode and it was very hard to remove. Sorry for any inconvenience to your listening pleasure.
REFERENCES:
- 1989 Migration Legislation Amendment Act was a precursor to 1994 Mandatory Immigration Detention October 1999 – Prime Minister Howard introduced temporary visas (TPVs). Instead of getting a permanent protection visa, refugees were instead given only temporary protection (a 3 year protection visa). After that, their case would be reviewed. Also, their protection could be revoked if they left Australia during the 3 years, and it didn’t allow their families to settle in Australia. The number of boat people continued to increase afterwards. (From article: The facts about ‘boat people’ – The government and media are lying) United Nations Human Rights Convention Santharuban Case Rally Against the Deportation of Santharuban Tamil Family (Nadesalingam, Priya, and two daughters) from Biloela
Manus Island:
- Manus navy will remove detainees by force if necessary, base commander says Update on Manus Situation end of April 2018: “There’s no escape from Australia’s refugee gulag.”
The myth of “African Gangs” in Australia:
- Primminister Turnbull and home affairs minister Dutton make inflammatory comments on “African gang violence” African Community Leaders say “There are no gangs.” #AfricanGangs forum looks beyond politics and media headlines
Sunrise Encouraging Another Stolen Generation
- Why are white people on Sunrise with no experience calling for Indigenous child removals? https://www.pedestrian.tv/news/sam-armytage-responds-to-criticism-sunrise-stolen-generation/ AMY MCQUIRE: SPARE US YOUR FALSE OUTRAGE
US Current Crisis: Immigrant Family Separation
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