For more than two decades Australia has marked Harmony Week, which recognises the nation's success as the most ethnically diverse country in the world. It’s an opportunity to shine a positive light on welcoming those in need of a safe home – but for those who have made it to Australia, there’s still grave concern for loved ones left behind and their prospects of a bright future.
For more than two decades Australia has marked Harmony Week, which recognises the nation's success as the most ethnically diverse country in the world. It’s an opportunity to shine a positive light on welcoming those in need of a safe home – but for those who have made it to Australia, there’s still grave concern for loved ones left behind and their prospects of a bright future.
