RACS
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Refugee Advice & Casework Service (RACS). Nonprofit. Essential legal support & advocacy to help people who have fled persecution find safety in Australia.
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https://racs.org.au 22-08-2011 03:01:53
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Happy (belated) birthday to Sydney Multicultural Community Services!🎂 A pleasure for RACS to celebrate your 42nd anniversary alongside Rosa, your team and MC Craig Foster. Thanks for four decades of important work you have been doing with migrant communities in Sydney!
#refugeeswelcome
And that's a wrap for our outreach service at the Auburn Centre for Community! Cumberland City Council
This year alone saw our amazing lawyers and volunteers attend over 3000 outreach appointments with refugees in need of critical legal support.
Australia's representatives to the United Nations's Global Refugee Forum - including RACS Ambassador and @amnestyOZ campaigner Zaki Haidari - have called on urgent action to be taken in response to the growing global refugee crisis.
Read more here: loom.ly/-oJZjQ4
Since the Resolution of Status announcement back in February, the RACS team has been there to help over 2,000 refugees (and counting!) apply for permanent protection in Australia.
Over 700 RoS visas have been secured to this date🙌
#refugeerights #refugeeswelcome
As a refugee I’m proud to representing 🇦🇺 civil society at this year's UNHCR Global Refugee Forum. The forum is about to start in Geneva, it brings together govts & NGOs from around the world to combat the global refugee crisis
Amnesty International Australia 🕯 Refugee Council of Australia
sbs.com.au/language/dari/…
🎉 We have a winner! 🎉 Sarah Dale, RACS's Centre Director and Principal Solicitor, has won the LawSocietyNSW's Community Service Award! #refugeerights #auslaw
👏 Good luck to our Principal Solicitor & Centre Director, Sarah Dale at the LawSocietyNSW Member Awards tonight - we couldn't think of anyone more deserving!
#lawyers #auslaw
A 37-year-old refugee has launched a High Court challenge after rushed Government legislation required him to wear an electronic ankle bracelet and be subjected to a curfew.
David Manne Refugee Legal
Read more: loom.ly/OAOWJQ0
ICYMI - UNSW Kaldor Centre's Madeline Gleeson's timely critique of Australia's mandatory detention practices.
'Let us not wait until the next “crisis” to rush through ill-conceived and untested laws. Matters this important are worthy of a more careful and considered debate.'