Catherine Stubberfield

@CatherineUNHCR

Catherine Stubberfield, Spokesperson for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) Regional Representation in Canberra. Retweets ≠ endorsements.

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory
Iscritto a dicembre 2013

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  1. Tweet fissato
    19 giu

    Strange to say "Happy " when we all wish it was unnecessary. But there is so much to celebrate about refugees: courage; resilience; the indomitable strength of hope + love. Today is for you - who teach us what humanity is. I will always be proud to say I knew you.

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  2. 21 giu

    Delightful to see this moment of joy for refugee children in . Amid intense challenges and humanitarian needs, also hope and celebration.

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  3. 20 giu

    Huge thanks to Australia for this solidarity with + Bangladesh - the world's fastest growing refugee crisis. UNHCR staff + safety volunteers are continuing to work + NGO partners to repair damage from the monsoon and provide emergency response.

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    20 giu

    On Australia is proud to provide additional humanitarian assistance to meet the urgent needs of people in , supporting the delivery of food, shelter, health and protection services

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    20 giu

    UNHCR thanks + Lord Mayor for standing + welcoming families forced to flee. An important message of solidarity, at a moment when conflict + persecution are uprooting millions of people worldwide.

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    19 giu

    On let’s stand — it’s not illegal for people to seek protection from persecution, and we should be compassionate and welcoming towards refugees who are resettled here

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    20 giu

    Hey folks, today is World Refugee Day, I recorded this little vid backstage on the last tour to show my support for UNHCR and everything today stands for. Equality, understanding and freedom for all... I stand 💙

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  9. 19 giu

    A vulnerable young man, his mother and family who desperately needed help, medical care and a long-term future outside of Australia's "offshore processing." Far too many tragedies that are foreseeable and preventable.

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    19 giu

    While this number may be almost too much to digest, behind it are incredible individual stories of bravery & resilience. Never forget refugees are driven by something most of us take for granted - protecting their families and themselves from danger

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  11. 19 giu

    "They're not just statistics + headlines, they're human beings." "No-one deserves to live in fear for their lives or for their families lives." Terrific to see + standing . Thank you!

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  12. 19 giu

    "Despite images of refugees fleeing to Europe, 85% are in developing nations - most neighbouring countries they fled." Many have admirably hosted refugees for years w scarce resources. Support is needed not only for refugees, but communities who host them.

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  13. 19 giu

    Encouraging signs from New Zealand on the eve of . Each and every person welcomed as a new Kiwi under this much-needed quota is a life forever changed for the better.

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  14. 19 giu

    In 2017, over half the world's were . Protecting + supporting them is a critical investment in the future. Read more in UNHCR's Global Trends report, released today:

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  15. 19 giu

    Over 655,000 refugees fled to safety in Bangladesh in 2017. Borders must remain open because there are no other choices for people fleeing war + persecution. Asylum is a lifeline - it needs strengthening, defending + supporting.

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    18 giu

    Tomorrow is . Right now there are 65.6 million forcibly displaced kids, women & men, 22.5 million (roughly Australia's population) of whom are officially refugees. Post your support using and donate to to help.

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  17. 19 giu

    UNHCR's Deputy Regional Representative Nai Jit Lam on our Global Trends Report, released today: "Developing countries are taking the majority of - they need political support + resources. Asylum is a and everybody has a part to play."

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  18. 19 giu

    UNHCR's 2017 Global Trends Report released today - 85% of the world's under UNHCR's mandate are in developing countries. Perspective is needed on these international challenges. Responsibility-sharing + solidarity are critical.

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  19. 19 giu

    Celebrating with Migrant & Refugee Settlement Services ACT. Minister for Multicultural Affairs Rachel Stephen-Smith: “The ACT stands every year and every day.” Grateful to Canberra for being an enduring city of welcome for people forced to flee.

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    19 giu

    From Syria to Australia: leaving war and music behind. Our colleague Joel's inspiring and amazing story of survival via

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