# Nyadol Nyuon
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nyadol nyuon (born 1987) is an Australian lawyer and human rights advocate, who was born in a refugee camp in Ethiopia, of a family fleeing the Second Sudanese Civil War. She works as a commercial litigator in Melbourne and is a regular media commentator.
== Early life and education ==
Nyuon was born in the Itang refugee camp in Ethiopia in 1987, where she lived until the age of four.
Shutup Bonus — Nyadol Nyuon talks to Sami Shah
Lawyer and anti-racism advocate is searing and reflective with Sami Shah about the divisions in Australian media and society and her role in public debate.
Nyadol Nyuon — the girl who gave refugees a voice
Nyadol Nyuon's family is from South Sudan, but she was born in a refugee camp.
Every night she prayed that her family could move to Australia. And, when she was 18, her prayers were answered.
In Australia, Nyadol wanted to be a lawyer, but her teachers didn't think she had the ability. Nyadol had…
Nyadol Nyuon: The refugee human rights lawyer and her friend 'imposter syndrome'
Growing up in refugee camps in Ethiopia and Kenya set Nyadol Nyuon on a path that would shape her journey so far. A lawyer, human rights and multiculturalism advocate, writer and accomplished public speaker, Nyadol has lived a thousand lives in one. So how does she deal with her friend imposter syn…
A reservoir of Wisdom with Nyadol Nyuon, OAM | S1 E5
Her journey will lead her from Kakuma Refugee Camp, to becoming a renowned Australian Lawyer.
Nyadol Nyuon, is a chair of Harmony Alliance, which is a national advocacy body for migrant refugee women and an Executive Director of Sir Zelman Cowen Center at Victoria University.
Here is the story of…
Stay In Your Lane: The High Price Women of Colour Pay for Justice | IWD Documentary
This International Women’s Day, The Back Cover presents "Stay In Your Lane: The High Price Women of Colour Pay for Justice"—a bold and unapologetic documentary that shines a light on the systemic barriers faced by trailblazing women of colour in Australia.Featuring powerful insights from Senator Li…
Jordan Abou-zeid - The Government Money Behind Left-wing NGOs in Australia
Jordan Abou-zeid is a Research Assistant and Deputy Manager of the Generation Liberty Program at the Institute of Public Affairs.
Today we discuss:
- his report revealing extent of Australian government funding of the left's NGO industrial complex
- Some of the challenges of rust belt Christiani…
Australia’s New Student Visa Rules, Nyadol Nyuon & Macklemore’s Palestine Controversy
This week on News Weakly: Tony Burke tells international students to leave the family at home, while British backpackers discover the migration system has a loyalty program.
Also, Nyadol Nyuon gets Yassmined for saying she has no intention of assimilating, despite apparently doing more for Australi…
“I Have No Intention of Assimilating”: South Sudanese Lawyer Sparks a Viral Immigration Debate
What does it really mean to assimilate—and do immigrants have to give up parts of their culture in order to truly belong?
In this episode of Ladies of Sosa, Christine and Sahra sit down with panelists Tariq, Willy, and Janet to react to the controversial clip featuring South Sudanese-Australian law…
Nyadol Nyuon Speaks Out: Immigration, Assimilation & How the Media Portrays South Sudanese Australians
What does it really mean to belong to a country without giving up who you are?After reacting to Nyadol Nyuon’s viral comments about having “no intention of assimilating,” Ladies of SOSA sits down with the South Sudanese-Australian lawyer and human rights advocate for an exclusive follow-up intervie…
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