NAURU: URGENT MEDICAL TREATMENT BILL

NAURU: URGENT MEDICAL TREATMENT BILL

After five years in offshore detention, the 119 kids and their families that were languishing on Nauru are off the island. They're finally getting the medical care they need. 

It's an extraordinary win – thanks to your hard work, but for the thousand people still detained on Manus and Nauru, the horrific medical crisis continues. Together, we need to call on our MPs to back the Urgent Medical Treatment Bill to make sure doctors' orders, not politicians, determine the treatment for sick people in offshore detention.

 

 

This action is authorised by S. Legena, Plan International Australia, 60 City Road, Southbank, VIC 3001

After five years in offshore detention, the 119 kids and their families that were languishing on Nauru are off the island. They're finally getting the medical care they need. 

It's an extraordinary win – thanks to your hard work, but for the thousand people still detained on Manus and Nauru, the horrific medical crisis continues. Together, we need to call on our MPs to back the Urgent Medical Treatment Bill to make sure doctors' orders, not politicians, determine the treatment for sick people in offshore detention.

 

 

This action is authorised by S. Legena, Plan International Australia, 60 City Road, Southbank, VIC 3001

Add your name to get #kidsoffnauru

If you believe locking up children is never the answer, join the call for our leaders to get #kidsoffnauru

Dear Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten,

We would never allow our children to grow up like this. The world refugee crisis is a complex problem - but locking up children is never the answer. Children and their families are trapped on the island of Nauru in cruel and inhumane conditions without adequate health, education or employment options. We call on you, Prime Minister Scott Morrison and Opposition Leader Bill Shorten - Australia's Political Leaders, to free the children trapped on Nauru by Universal Children's Day.

We need to bring them here and either offer resettlement in Australia or find another suitable country that welcomes them.