Out of money and out of options, the families camped outside Indonesia’s Kalideres detention centre are feeling the pressureOn the streets with the desperate refugees who dream of being detainedIt has been 58 days. Facebook Twitter Pinterest Asylum seekers from Afghanistan, Sudan and Somalia outside the Kalideres centre. For the 13,885 asylum seekers and refugees in Indonesia, the walls have been steadily closing in. And 95% of Australia’s total operation funding of IOM Indonesia was allocated to border control and irregular migration projects. Facebook Twitter Pinterest A significant proportion of Australian money is spent encouraging people to abandon their claims to protection and return home.

Source: The Guardian April 15, 2018 00:56 UTC