Bibi’s father sold everything to save his daughter but died before he could see her live

Then, last week, Karuni received a message we never expected.

“I just want to share good news about my settlement process with you and his brother Zach that I will go to Australia soon.”

The womb left Indonesia for Tasmania on Tuesday. His extraordinary efforts, who had never seen his father’s daughter who died in 2020, were not in vain.

While one group left Indonesia with the other refugee, he sent this photo from the airport in Jakarta.

Now we expect to hear how it goes and get the first impressions of the winter of Tasmania. His aim was to assist the Human Rights Organization in the form of a founding.

It is not enough to follow a story that breaks heartily with a positive result in journalism. This is one of those times. Nevertheless, reality is never behind.

Bibi Rahimi is an exception – one of the few lucky people who are entitled to settle in Australia.

Just a day before leaving (a coincidence), more than 200 of more than 200 refugees were stuck in Indonesia indefinitely.

They demanded the politicians in the Canberra Rules of Change, after 1 July 2014, refugees who came to Indonesia to reject the re -settlement – a policy of desperate people at the gate of Australia.

They also want the Australian government to review the previously rejected cases between 2009-2016 and help to accelerate the re-settlement process.

Indonesia has never registered in the 1951 congress of the UN and the 1967 refugees protocol, so the government has no obligation to help them – with terrible consequences. Refugees and asylum seekers in Indonesia are among the poorest and vulnerable people in the world.

Afghan refugees say last year, including a cases of self-immolation, including UNHCR’s Jakarta Office, at least 19 of their numbers have taken their own lives in recent years and died of dozens of more untreated diseases.

Organizers, demonstrators in the south of Jakarta’nın Embassy to hire buses to hire for months, he said.

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs refused to tell them if someone had come to talk to them.

Suhaila Mohammadi, one of the demonstrators, was told that Karuni registered to the UNHCR in February 2017 and that he and his family would be placed in a third country in 30 months.

“Nine years later, the UNHCA still did not interview me to determine my situation,” he said.

At that time, one of his three children, a nine -month -old child died. “Because we were living on the street. My son got sick,” he said.

Another demonstrator, Hani, said that many family members were killed by the Taliban. It was not possible to return to Afghanistan.

“I’m going to UNHMY and I complain about the situation [in Indonesia] And they said, ‘You should find a sponsor’. If we had a sponsors, he said, ım I wouldn’t have lived here for almost nine years. ”

Mehran Haydari, one of the organizers of the action on Monday, complained that Indonesian officials fined more than 1400 dollars if they are caught working. None of the refugees did not have such money, and some forced them to rely on credit sharks.

The UNHCH in Indonesia did not answer questions because her spokesman was sick. For a comment, the Australian Interior Ministry was contacted.

Refugees wrote to Prime Minister Anthony Arnavutça in May, despite the darkness, most of us are working to learn, grow and remain hopeful every day ..

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“We examine what we can do, teach our children in temporary classes, and somewhere we develop skills to prepare for a day in which someone can give us a chance.

“Teachers, engineers, artists, tailors, drivers, caregivers – there are only people waiting for a door. We can be a blessing to any community that meets us, not a burden.

For these refugees, they will have to make Bibi uterus and group for now.

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