Calls for a Royal Commission to the Nauru Detention Centre

Refugee advocacy groups are calling for a Royal Commission to investigate abuse and cruelty at the detention facility on Nauru. More than 2000 reports were leaked from the centre and published by the Guardian on its website. More than half the reports dealt with matters where children were allegedly the victims of abuse.

Asylum seekers on nauru Source: AAP

Ua toe malosi le valaau mo se suesuega faapitoa, se Royal Commission i nofoaga saisai a le malo tele talu ona liki ni lipoti i sauaga i totonu o le nofoaga saisai i Nauru.

 

Ua faaalia e le malo tele o le a suesueina molimau o loo i lipoti, ae na taua i se faamatalaga e le'i faamaonia nei molimau ma o loo patino i mea na tutupu i tausaga ua tuana'i.

 

E ova i le 2 afe lipoti na liki ma faasalalauina e le nusipepa le Guardian i luga o lana website poo le itulau i le upega t/lagi o loo taua ai le faia o feusuaiga faamalosi, le faaoo o manuaga e tagata sulufai ia te i latou lava, atoa ai le tele o mafatiaga na feagai poo loo feagai ma le fanau.

 

E le'i iloa muamua i Ausetalia nei se liki tele faapenei mai lipoti a le malo.

 

Ma ua valaauina ai e le tele o faalapotopotoga le tatau nei ona tapunia uma nofoaga saisai o tagata sulufai a le malo tele.

 

Na saunoa se sui o le faalapotopotoga a Ekalesia Kerisiano, Australian Churches Refugee Taskforce, Misha Coleman ua tatau i le malo tele ona tapunia nei nofoaga i Nauru ma PNG ma aumaia tagata o loo saisaia ai i laufanua o Ausetalia nei e tausi ai.

 

COLEMAN

"To immediately bring all of the people seeking asylum and refugees who are being subjected to this abuse on Nauru and Manus back to Australia."