Arash Bordbar

@ArashBordbar93

Follow my advocacy journey Chair of UNHCR Global Youth Advisory Council, civil engineer/human rights activists Sydney opinions are my own

Sydney, New South Wales
Joined March 2016
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    Jun 20

    Australia is committed to playing its role in helping urgent needs of 900,000 people in . Food, shelter, health & protection services will be provided through additional humanitarian assistance 🌏 🇦🇺🇧🇩

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    Jun 11

    ⁦⁩ emphasizes participation of women-led grassroots initiatives in funding, training, guidance and establishment of their own organizations. ⁦⁦⁩

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    Jun 7

    Hear our voices if you really want to make a change says at International conference

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    Jun 7

    “Hear our voices, fight with us, and include us. We will not let you down” - speaking on behalf of the Global Youth Advisory Council for refugee youth

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    Jun 7

    shout out to Yourh Action Gathering at International Rights Conference - yes refugee youth leadership is critically needed

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    Jun 7

    on ‘fighting for right to be human’ and on why global youth advisory council is needed International Conference in

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    May 31

    They're refugees from Afghanistan... and they rock.

    Refugees and music students strike a chord in Vienna
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    May 29

    Island and do not serve as effective deterrent to people smuggling. New initiatives are required in order to get to the root of the issue of people smuggling

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    May 29

    The breakdown for those accepted and rejected under the US deal so far: On Nauru, positives are 262; negatives are 121 (70 from Iran). On PNG, positives are 110; negatives are zero. That is for a total of 493 processed

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    May 29

    Ombudsman's 2016 report on Manus Island. Released through FOI. Spoiler, it looks like this: ████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████

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    May 29

    We are appealing to the authorities in Hungary not to stop civil society from helping asylum seekers. No culture, anywhere, punishes solidarity.

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    May 28

    UN Peacekeepers have long been the best chance for peace for some of the world’s most vulnerable people. Their service & sacrifice has made the Blue Helmet a symbol of hope to millions of ppl around the 🌍. Int'l Day of UN Peacekeepers is 29 May

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    May 26

    Join the world’s first ever TEDx event from a refugee camp! 📌 : 9 June 2018 via

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    May 25

    Statistics on people seeking asylum in the community

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    May 23

    Sad to see the decline in the national network of support for refugees in USA, the country which for 30 years has resettled more refugees than the combined effort of the rest of the world.

    US refugee resettlement agencies are downsizing:
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    May 20

    'Childhood without love is at the root of the world's evils' - Lebanese director accepts special jury prize in for , a movie about marginalized+refugee children.

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    May 19

    We were honoured to hear from you, . "Detaining refugees for over five years is a moral failure. But losing hope or relinquishing one’s duty to human rights are even greater forms of failure and moral bankruptcy. The worst thing any of us can do is give up."

    Here is the written text of my speech at the Human Rights dinner event last night. Thanks to Daniel Webb for giving me this valuable opportunity.
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    May 15

    “We are part of the solution" Young refugees have the skills, knowledge, and experience to make a change for the better

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    At the liberal Party reid branch meeting talking about and how Refugees are contributing to

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    May 8

    Youth focus emphasis solutions to very practical needs between refugees and host communities be it in or access to employment.

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