Temporary visa,COVID-19 and Isolation main causes of mental health among temporay visa holder

World Mental Health Day 2020

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Abdul Mabud a Rohingya refugee arrived in Australia 9 years ago, but right now still holding temporary visa. Abdul Mabud told SBS Rohingya about difficulties he has experianced and still facing while living in Australia.He believed his visa status,COVID-19 and isolation are the main couse for mental health.

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Temporary visa,COVID-19 and Isolation main causes of mental health among temporay visa holder | SBS Rohingya