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17 January 2018 | News

Tim Costello: Manus drains refugees of hope

‘Help us’: the Australian-made purgatory of Manus drains the refugees of hope

Tim Costello: the Australian-made purgatory of Manus drains the refugees of hope

The government’s cruelty has cut the refugees off from the countries of their birth
but left them unable to reach the countries of their dreams

Also read –

Beyond the wire: the voices from Manus

‘Many of the refugees I met on Manus have plunged into the heart sickness of heart that is deep depression’

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