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We hear much speculation and allegations about asylum seekers and their treatment in Australia’s detention centres, but what does someone who has worked on the ground have to say?
Daniel Nour chats to former immigration worker Josie Young about her experiences in detention centres, and what we can do to help refugees in Australia.
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The post Sadness and Hope: Working with Asylum Seekers appeared first on Cradio.
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