by Rise | Jun 30, 2016 | Current Affairs
?We do not support any form of detention, doesn?t matter 1 day or 30 days or 1 year? On behalf of our members and governing staff from over 30 of the refugee and ex-detainee communities in Australia, RISE urges the Australian public to say NO to utilising refugees and... by Rise | Jun 28, 2016 | Current Affairs
Asylum seekers and refugees have been escorted by guards to hospitals with handcuffs and remain so while waiting for the doctors. Quite often they have to talk to doctors when the guards are present. Are hospitals run by the department of immigration, border force or... by Rise | Jun 19, 2016 | Current Affairs
RISE: Refugees,Survivors and Ex-detainees has been boycotting and refusing to partake in ?Refugee week? in Australia for the last three years, largely due to the fact that it has been appropriated as a PR exercise by various groups and individuals that have done... 
by Rise | Jun 16, 2016 | Current Affairs
Why must the experience be reconstructed, restaged, as isolated incidents all so that you can experience it through your body and consciousness? by Tania Ca?as Refugee campaigns that promote the opportunity to temporally occupy a minuscule segment of refugee, asylum... by Rise | Jun 15, 2016 | Current Affairs
Refugees coming to Australia are being indefinitely detained both onshore and offshore, involuntarily deported back to their countries to danger and physically and sexually abused in detention centres. As refugees, asylum seekers and ex detainees in Australia, we... 
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