World Refugee Day in 2022

This #WorldRefugeeDay, the Elders urge governments to work multilaterally to ensure people seeking safety are met with compassion and dignity, instead of hostility and exclusion. Read more on our website: https://t.co/nEIQHgFzrT https://t.co/CqhDviSXAu

— The Elders (@TheElders) June 20, 2022

Great evening at the World Refugee Day event with Aotearoa Resettled Community Coalition, launching their new biannual magazine for new settlers, a rousing speeches from @golrizghahraman & @AbdulMohamudnz about their whanaus' journey. A part of our vibrant, diverse comminity. https://t.co/JeNjUMSWTd

— Bobby Shen (@bobbythekiwi) June 20, 2022

Thanks @NZRedCross for hosting the World Refugee Day Breakfast - good to see the new Immigration minister there but even better hearing from refugee advocates and former refugees whose powerful voices will effect positive change. 🙌🏽 https://t.co/IRkZUMGCMb

— Koro Vaka'uta (@The_KorOcle) June 19, 2022

UNHCR World Refugee Day 2022 @refugees Whenever people are forced to flee, they have a right to be protected. Whatever the threat – war, violence, persecution – everyone deserves protection. Everyone has a right to be safe. This image is from Migrants by Issa Watanabe https://t.co/gxjhMdAkyK

— Gecko Press (@geckopress) June 19, 2022

Good to be with our communities in Roskill to celebrate World Refugee Day organised by ANRC good to have @bobbythekiwi with me. Also great speeches by Faisal and @golrizghahraman https://t.co/d3ReHwxc8Z

— Abdul Mohamud. (@AbdulMohamudnz) June 20, 2022

Burundi drummers celebrating World Refugee Day in Mangere today 🌺🌺 https://t.co/aHcSjuU07P

— Saunoamaali’i Karanina Sumeo (@KaraninaSumeo) June 17, 2022

On world refugee day, let’s ask ourselves how many media reports or stories are published in Aus press about refugees who remain in Port Moresby and Nauru? It seems many people have accepted that they should be forgotten

— Behrouz Boochani (@BehrouzBoochani) June 20, 2022