by RISE | Oct 18, 2021 | Advocacy, Media Releases, Publications
Three refugee survivor detainees evacuated from Papua New Guinea and Nauru for “medical treatment” to Australia have been tested positive for COVID-19 in Park Hotel detention centre in Melbourne, Australia. There are reports that other refugee survivors detained in... by RISE | Sep 27, 2021 | Advocacy, Media Releases, Publications
eX-detainees’ Day Statement 2021: We seek to determine our own future by pushing for long-term changes for our community. We, Refugee eX-detainees in so called Australia, mark the 27th of September 2021 as eX-detainees’ Day for the sixth year in a row. On... by RISE | Sep 2, 2021 | Advocacy, Media Releases, Publications
Medevac eX-detainees need long term sustainable support services from those who started the “Medevac Campaign” not lip service or feel good statements Last week over 30 medevac eX-detainees were “released” from detention centres to community detention or... by RISE | Aug 23, 2021 | Advocacy, Media Releases, Publications
RISE eX-detainees condemns any groups or individuals encouraging the Australian government or any other government involved in the US led intervention to restrict the intake of Afghan Refugees to a quota during the current crisis. “Refugee quota” is a racist and white... by RISE | Aug 17, 2021 | Advocacy, Media Releases, Publications
The military occupation of Afghanistan has resulted in deaths and injuries of civilians and war crimes – it has also forcibly displaced and uprooted entire communities from their homelands and has a long-lasting impact that is likely to carry over to the descendants... by RISE | Aug 11, 2021 | Advocacy, Media Releases, Publications
RISE eX-detainees highly condemn the Morrison Government’s attempt to silence the not-for-profit advocacy and welfare sector in Australia. Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison’s Government is on the verge of wiping out not-for-profit advocacy and rights... 
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