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Case studies

Masoud’s story

"I think if I go back to Iran I will be killed. When I first escaped I didn't have Australia on my mind, I had freedom on my mind."

Lailya’s story

I've never imagined one day that Australia will be the safe part of my life, but here I am now, standing here, part of myself happy, secure and grateful and part of me is scared and suffers. I've been on a temporary protection visa with my children for three years ... I'm still asking this same question: When will our struggle and suffering come to an end?

Wiam’s story

I was hoping for an end to the Temporary Protection Visa. When people started getting letters, and they began interviewing people, I began to have more hope. But it's very slow, we wait and hope, it's all about hope, that's all we have. It's very hard to wait for something so important to your life, but we have no choice.

Shafiqa’s Story

Shafiqa was a civil servant in one of the government offices in Kabul. During the Taliban regime she lost her job as women were deprived of their rights and respect.

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