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Monthly Archives: August 2019

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Institutions advocate for change to build capacity for refugees

23rd August 2019CandleLighters, South East Asia

Monash University in Kuala Lumpur hosted a public forum in honour of World Humanitarian Day on 19th August, titled “Capacity Building for Refugees: The Way Forward”. Hosting a forum on the topic of refugees sends an important message from the university to the community. Malaysia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, which…

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Mobile eye clinics visit refugee communities across Jakarta

12th August 2019Little Things Grants, South East Asia, Success Stories

In Jakarta, refugees without legal status who suffer from eyesight problems are unable to access local healthcare services. Since Indonesia is not a signatory to the 1951 Refugee Convention, they do not have an obligation to abide by it. Refugees and Asylum Seekers Information Centre (RAIC) is an organisation founded and led by refugees in…

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Sharing stories of #resilience and #hope for #refu Sharing stories of #resilience and #hope for #refugeeweek2020 Meet Nimo - co-founder of @sisterhood_community_center, writer, teacher, interpreter and community leader - read her story at hostinternational.org.au/blog @prw.indonesia @suakaid
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A great #scholarship opportunity for female tertia A great #scholarship opportunity for female tertiary students of #refugee background in New Zealand
HOST International, Refugee Trauma and Recover Pro HOST International, Refugee Trauma and Recover Program (RTRP) UNSW and SUAKA Indonesia cordially invite respectful members of refugee community in Indonesia to join our Zoom Webinar. Title: “Revisiting Our Health and Well Being in Times of Stress” Time: Thursday, 11 June 2020 from 14.00 - 15.30. The webinar will be facilitated by a clinical psychologist from RTRP UNSW and conducted in English. Join us through this link https://bit.ly/UNSWWELLBEINGWEBINAR (no password required) Slide pic to your left for more information.
A visual guide for how to use Zoom - useful in tim A visual guide for how to use Zoom - useful in times of #covid19 - developed by HOST International NZ with @annetaylor5692 Visit our website (link in profile) and go to > What We Do > Covid19 Resources > to download a PDF version
As part of our work to improve the treatment of re As part of our work to improve the treatment of refugees globally, we have joined the UN Network on Migration's Working Group on Alternatives to Immigration Detention. The network has developed practical guidance for responding to #covid19 in the context of immigration detention and alternatives to detention - find it here https://migrationnetwork.un.org/sites/default/files/docs/un_network_on_migration_wg_atd_policy_brief_covid-19_and_immigration_detention_0.pdf

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