'We've got to get back to humanising refugees', Social Justice Advocates say

Albert  McKnight
Updated February 15 2019 - 11:02am, first published 11:00am
Soccer fans: Refugees Ahmad, Mahdi and Reza Poya take a break from playing soccer while they visit Kalaru in 2015. Photo: Albert McKnight
Soccer fans: Refugees Ahmad, Mahdi and Reza Poya take a break from playing soccer while they visit Kalaru in 2015. Photo: Albert McKnight

In the wake of refugee welcome signs in Bega and Eden being damaged or stolen - as well as recent political events on a federal level - the Social Justice Advocates of the Sapphire Coast wanted to address the way those seeking entry to Australia could be perceived. 

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Albert  McKnight

Albert McKnight

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