cods wrote on Dec 19
th, 2013 at 4:52pm:
about 100 or ten..that really isnt the point and Nauru is not the first to be burnt to the ground.
Sorry, but if you believe they are all arsonists or not genuine refugees because of the actions of a few, then that is exactly the point.
cods wrote on Dec 19
th, 2013 at 4:52pm:
the point I make is real Asylum seekers wouldnt do that would they??just people who think they have special rights
They do not have special rights. They do however (well should) have the right to seek asylum and that includes the right NOT to be punished for how they do it, by boat, with a smuggler etc. They also have the right to not be arbitrarily detained, which is why the protest started in the first place. They are people with rights, same as you or me.
cods wrote on Dec 19
th, 2013 at 4:52pm:
stratus these places are not meant to be the ROYAL HILTON..
Every single report into the detention facilities has said they are not up to scratch. They are hot, rat infested and crowded, and no place for children. I have never seen a positive review of their facilities by anyone.
cods wrote on Dec 19
th, 2013 at 4:52pm:
just better than what they had with food water clothes medicine..now we know they receive cigarettes.phones.computers.and they dont have to queue up for hours with a cup in their hand either
They get food they have to line up for hours to get. A recent report said they had 500ml of water a day, which is nuts considering the climate. Cigarettes? well i don't agree that should be necessary. They have very minimal access to any technology.
cods wrote on Dec 19
th, 2013 at 4:52pm:
I cant see it happening..but its ok I am happy to be proved wrong.
Have a read here Cods
http://www.amnesty.org.au/refugees/comments/33587/“The food is edible. But there are a lot of flies in the food. They even found a human tooth in the food.”
"Asylum seekers are detained on Manus Island in crowded accommodations - one dormitory houses 112 detainees"
In the largest compound, Oscar, 500 men receive only a dozen bottles of water per day to share between themselves.
"This amounts to less than 500ml of water per person per day which is extremely insufficient, especially given the heat and humidity"
There is mroe in the link, click it and give it a read