How do your local candidates stack up?

How do your local candidates stack up?

This upcoming Federal election is a chance for the candidates – who are vying for your vote – to show you their position on treatment of refugees and people seeking asylum. 

Will you take a few minutes to send an email to your local candidates asking them if they support protection, freedom, safety and humanity for refugees and people seeking asylum?

Contacting your local candidates seeking is a powerful way to send a message that voters support refugee rights and get them to commit to pro-refugee policies.

This year, the ASRC identified four key priority areas for the election:

  • permanent protection for ...

This upcoming Federal election is a chance for the candidates – who are vying for your vote – to show you their position on treatment of refugees and people seeking asylum. 

Will you take a few minutes to send an email to your local candidates asking them if they support protection, freedom, safety and humanity for refugees and people seeking asylum?

Contacting your local candidates seeking is a powerful way to send a message that voters support refugee rights and get them to commit to pro-refugee policies.

This year, the ASRC identified four key priority areas for the election:

  • permanent protection for refugees stuck on temporary visas

  • freedom from detention and a real solution for resettlement

  • a universal safety net for all refugees and people seeking asylum in Australia

  • a generous refugee program for those fleeing violence and war

Use the tool to find out where your candidates stand.

If you receive a response from your candidates, be sure to let us know by emailing or forwarding the response to: [email protected]

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Send your local candidates an email asking them if they support protection, freedom, safety and humanity for refugees and people seeking asylum.

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  • Your message doesn’t need to be long, in fact shorter is better (for example, 200 words). 

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