Meetings, rallies and events

May, 2011

It is all too clear that the current Labor government is determined to out flank Tony Abbott to the right on refugees. We need a strong movement can turn the tide. Join the campaign in your city to call for an end to mandatory detention of refugees and offshore processing.

Protestors confront Immigration Minister Chris Bowen in Sydney in September, 2011

Get involved in the refugee rights movement in your city

SYDNEY

Refugee Action Coalition meets 6pm most Mondays, at the NSW Teachers Federation, 23-33 Mary St Surry Hills (between Reservoir and Albion Sts). Dates of upcoming meetings at this link

For more info contact Ian 0417 275 713
Visit http://refugeeaction.org.au for regular updates on refugee policy, the crisis inside detention and refugee movement protests and events
Or “like” our Facebook page to recieve updates via your Facebook news feed

Sydney Uni Anti Racism Collective meets every week on campus at Sydney Uni to build the refugee campaign and fight the NT Intervention. Visit them on Facebook or call Clare on 0415 821 485.

UTS Anti-Racism Club meets every week on campus at UTS on Thursdays at 1pm in the Students Association Back Room, to build the campaign for refugee rights. Visit them on Facebook or call Amy on 0430 554 263

Upcoming events
Rally for Refugees - no offshore processing, end mandatory detention
October 15, 12pm, Town Hall. RSVP on Facebook.

MELBOURNE

Contact Refugee Action Collective on Facebook or at www.rac-vic.org

Melbourne Uni Refugee Action Collective meets on campus. Check them out on Facebook or call Jasmine on 0405 317 787.

BRISBANE

Contact Refugee Action Collective. Ph 3392 3843 or
http://www.rac-qld.org/

PERTH

Refugee Rights Action Network

Vist http://www.rran.org for info

Recent Solidarity coverage of the refugee issue

Christmas Island tragedy—Australian government policies are to blame

Detention despair—Villawood suicide sparks protests

Offshore processing unfair and discriminatory, says High court

Labor for Refugees: how campaigners shifted policy

‘Stop the boats!’—Labor singing Abbott’s song

Racism in Australia: The working class is not to blame

 

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