Campaign Features

Rajeed's Journey © AI

The typical journey of a refugee seeking safety

Rajeed's Journey: An illustrated series that shows the typical journey of a refugee seeking safety.

The Dad family, refugees from Afghanistan © Hamish Gregory / AI

How you can make refugee rights a reality

Find out the many ways that you can help make refugee rights a reality. We believe that the key to achieving this is to change the way Australians talk and think about refugees. Here's how you can get involved.

The entrance to Curtin Immigration Detention Centre © AI

Live from the ground of Australia’s detention centres

Our Refugee Campaign Coordinator Alex Pagliaro's daily blogs from the ground of her fact-finding mission of Australia's immigration detention centres.

Our controversial Faces of Asylum exhibition © Hamish Gregory / AI

Our controversial Faces of Asylum exhibition

See the exhibition one local council has banned for being 'too political', claiming that it risked offending library patrons.

Freedom from fences appeal © Getty Images

Join our Freedom from fences appeal

Restore hope by helping fund our Refugee Casework Team in 2012. Help provide asylum seekers with a chance for safety and freedom.

Asylum seeker in Malaysia © AI

The cold realities of life in Malaysia as a refugee

Asylum seeker children as young as three in Malaysia are still being rounded up and detained without their parents.

Curtin IDC, 2010 © AI

An indefensible punishment

Can our government continue justifying locking up asylum seekers for indefinite periods while their health deteriorates?

© Hamish Gregory/AI

A rare step forward for refugee rights

Three reasons why the Australian government might finally be on the right track for protecting refugee rights.

Rethink refugees © AI

Tell our government to process refugees onshore

Help influence the government's vote on offshore processing of asylum seekers on 11 October.

Vietnamese refugee Dinh Tran with her family © Hamish Gregory

Crucial law strengthens protections

A new law was quietly passed in the senate this week to strengthen protections for people who arrive in Australia needing safety.

© AP Photo / Mark Baker

A landmark victory for asylum seekers and human rights

The High Court ruling that stopped the Malaysia Deal is an incredible victory for asylum seekers and human rights. Here's what the decision means.

Refugees in Malaysia © AI

The ‘Malaysia deal’: where to now?

Now the Malaysia deal has been signed and sealed, the human rights holes in the plan may mean asylum seekers will miss out on the protection they need.

Go BAck on SBS © SBS

Blog: ‘Boat people’ are real people

Changing the debate about refugees starts with changing the hearts and minds of people in Australia and our decision makers.

Amnesty activists at the U2 concert in Sydney, 2011 © AI / Hamish Gregory

World Refugee Week

Make an impact for refugees and asylum seekers during World Refugee Week on 19 to 25 June.

Prime Minister Julia Gillard © johen (flickr}

Malaysian announcement breaches Australia’s international obligations

Our National Director Claire Maillinson expresses her concerns over the 'Malaysia deal' in a letter to Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard.

Detainees in an overcrowded cell in the KLIA Immigration Depot, Malaysia © AI

The Malaysia deal: what does it achieve?

The government is going to swap 880 people who have sought asylum in Australia with 4,000 people who have sought asylum in Malaysia.

Boats arriving on Christmas Island © AI

Christmas Island proof the whole system is broken

The recent events on Christmas Island prove that Australia’s immigration detention system is at breaking point.

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The facts on refugees and asylum seekers

There are many misconceptions about refugees and asylum seekers which are preventing serious changes in policy from being made.

Najeeba © AI

Refugees’ real stories

Behind the rhetoric on refugees and asylum seekers are real people, each with a unique and often tragic story to tell.

Rethink Refugees campaign

When you think about the boats, think again

Introducing Amnesty International’s campaign which seeks to change the asylum seeker debate in Australia.

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