‘Fractured Families’
Sen 27 February 2008, 08:57AM
Photo from 'Fractured Families' slideshow, Sydney Morning Herald
The Sydney Morning Herald has recently produced a visually engaging slideshow on the resettlement process of Sudanese refugees in Sydney. The slideshow, which comprises a series of black and white images, explores the life of a family that escaped the bloodshed and violence in Darfur and recounts their experiences of integrating into a new suburban culture in Sydney.
The slideshow can be found by clicking the following link to the Sydney Morning Herald Website: Fractured Families, Sydney Morning Herald, 27 February 2008
Amnesty International supports the resettlement of refugees from Sudan and is calling upon the Australian government to increase its humanitarian intake programme.
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