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[13. Nov 2012]
To whom it may concern - Save our lives and future
The hunger strike of refugees in Nauru is still going on. Following some statements by Asylum Seekers in Nauru.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
The government and people of Australia
Today on 12/11/2012 is our 12th day of hunger strike.
25 more asylum seekers have been brought to the Nauru Hell from Darwin by force and fraud when they saw the worst condition of the detention centre they have also joined the hunger strike.
One another asylum seeker is suffering from the severe pain of tooth, from one week, instead of giving him treatment by the doctor; they called Nauru police, now he is out of order means, he naked himself in the whole camp.
We have seen four asylum seekers they have made imaginary graves for themselves because of losing their mental health.
Purpose of hunger strike is not to give us facilities here in Nauru Hell, we want to be shifted from this Hell Hole to Australia and our cases should be started immediately.
In this modern period no body wana keep a domestic animal in tent at a temperature of 42 Celsius for a day but unfortunately human being are living in Nauru Hell is such worst conditions.
In short period we have seen asylum attempted suiciding, self-harming, mentally disturbed, stressed, naked themselves, protests and hunger strikes. So what will be result in the future?
We request to the government and people of Australia save our lives and future.
Regards
Asylum seeker in Nauru
:: naururefugees.wordpress.com, 13. Nov 2012
Letter from Asylum Seekers in Nauru, 6/11/12
We asylum seeker of Australia after too much difficulty and having risk of life arrived to Australia to seek asylum unfortunately, we were shifted to Nauru. It is almost two months; we are living here with very basic needs of life. Till now we are waiting for our asylum claims and we are listening different answers.
Last time when the immigration minister visited here he said your process will be start after seven or eight months and it will take years in case of rejection you will be deported to your country. If you want to go back to your country IOM is present here to help you. In a meeting held on 3/11/2012 with the DIAC explained us that in the end of November we will start the project of permanent detention centre and your process will be start in six months and adding the words, I have no answer how long you will be here. For constructing a camp which includes infrastructure accommodation availability of electricity and rest of the facilities in a faraway Island which is located in the last point of the world's map even the drinking water will have to be taken from Australia which is also faraway from Australia. How much time the project will take?
The number of asylum seekers who had been arrived after 13th of august to Australia are almost six thousands and number are increasing constantly.
The only 380 asylum seekers have been transferred to Nauru. How is it possible to transfer more than six thousand peoples in two small islands where the camp hasn't been built? How long we have to stay till the camp is prepared. Is this possible?Are the sending of 380 asylum seekers is to teach the other to not come to Australia otherwise you will be treating in the same manner. Is the human rights allowed these innocents and helpless asylum seekers to be punished for the other. The moral of 45 days of protest and hunger strike of sixth day that we are in the need of help of the people.
:: naururefugees.wordpress.com, 08. Nov 2012
:: goldenbarleyschool.wordpress.com, 31. Oct 2012