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    Senator Lisa SIngh invites you to attend the 'Refugee Experience'. This forum aims to provide the community with an understanding of some of the circumstances behind a decision to seek refuge in Australia, as well the experiences endured along the way.

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    Senator Lisa SIngh invites you to attend the 'Refugee Experience'. This forum aims to provide the community with an understanding of some of the circumstances behind a decision to seek refuge in Australia, as well the experiences endured along the way.

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    Refugee Experience

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    Senator Lisa SIngh invites you to attend the 'Refugee Experience'. This forum aims to provide the community with an understanding of some of the circumstances behind a decision to seek refuge in Australia, as well the experiences endured along the way.

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    Recognition of the inherent dignity and equal and inalienable rights of all members of the human family is the

    foundation of freedom, justice and peace in the world. - The Universal Declaration of Human Rights

    Senator Lisa Singh and the UTAS School of Government present

    `THE REFUGEE EXPERIENCE

    where: Stanley Burbury Theatre UTAS: Sandy Bay campus when: Wednesday 25 July 5.30pm - 7pm more info: Senator.Singh@aph.gov.au or 03 6223 1135

    Join us to hear the personal stories of three past refugees, from Burma, Iraq and Sierra Leone, who now call Tasmania home. Hosted by Senator Lisa Singh and
    the UTAS School of Government

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