26 November 2008
EDMUND RICE CENTRE DOCUMENTARY HIGHLIGHTS UNJUST TREATMENT OF ASYLUM SEEKERS
A widely acclaimed documentary program produced by the Edmund Rice Centre in Sydney was screened on national television in Australia last week.
The documentary entitled "A Well-founded Fear" exposed the injustice of the treatment of rejected asylum seekers whose lives were endangered following their deportations by the previous Australian government.
The documentary portrays the human stories behind the research work the Centre has conducted over six years following up on rejected asylum seekers; research that involved interviews in 22 countries, with over 250 rejected asylum seekers.
Further information about the program and some suggestions regarding practical ways to support the work of the centre on this issue can be found at the above website.
The documentary entitled "A Well-founded Fear" exposed the injustice of the treatment of rejected asylum seekers whose lives were endangered following their deportations by the previous Australian government.
The documentary portrays the human stories behind the research work the Centre has conducted over six years following up on rejected asylum seekers; research that involved interviews in 22 countries, with over 250 rejected asylum seekers.
Further information about the program and some suggestions regarding practical ways to support the work of the centre on this issue can be found at the above website.
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