THE streets of Port Moresby are not much safer than the murderous alleys of Baghdad, if the Australian Government’s travel advice on Papua New Guinea is any guide.
It warns of the high risk of gang rape and machete attack, and says vehicles should only travel in convoy at night, preferably with a security escort.
This is one of the reasons offshore transferees are volunteering to return home at roughly 10 people per week, a trend that began before the Manus Island riots but has since increased.
And the number of voluntary returns is expected to rise sharply over coming months, particularly in relation to Iranians.
Some are giving up hope, but it is dawning on asylum seekers that the long wait for their claims to be processed may not be worth the outcome of a life in PNG.
The former Rudd regime, and now the Abbott Government, have said any asylum seeker who arrived by boat after July 19 last year will never settle in Australia but could apply to live in PNG.
Customs figures show that shortly after Tony Abbott came to power, there were a high number of voluntary returns, attributed to delivery of the tough message by the new government.
This dropped off significantly from mid-November to the end of January, possibly due to a vain hope over the Christmas period that an amnesty might be called.
The returns have risen again and are expected to rapidly increase in coming months as people see no future in PNG.
PNG CAN'T BE WORSE THAN WHATEVER ISLAMIC SHITHOLE THEY CAME FROM,PROVING ONCE AGAIN THESE PEOPLE WERE IN NO DANGER IN THEIR OWN COUNTRIES.
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It warns of the high risk of gang rape and machete attack, and says vehicles should only travel in convoy at night, preferably with a security escort.
This is one of the reasons offshore transferees are volunteering to return home at roughly 10 people per week, a trend that began before the Manus Island riots but has since increased.
And the number of voluntary returns is expected to rise sharply over coming months, particularly in relation to Iranians.
Some are giving up hope, but it is dawning on asylum seekers that the long wait for their claims to be processed may not be worth the outcome of a life in PNG.
The former Rudd regime, and now the Abbott Government, have said any asylum seeker who arrived by boat after July 19 last year will never settle in Australia but could apply to live in PNG.
Customs figures show that shortly after Tony Abbott came to power, there were a high number of voluntary returns, attributed to delivery of the tough message by the new government.
This dropped off significantly from mid-November to the end of January, possibly due to a vain hope over the Christmas period that an amnesty might be called.
The returns have risen again and are expected to rapidly increase in coming months as people see no future in PNG.
PNG CAN'T BE WORSE THAN WHATEVER ISLAMIC SHITHOLE THEY CAME FROM,PROVING ONCE AGAIN THESE PEOPLE WERE IN NO DANGER IN THEIR OWN COUNTRIES.
READ MORE
http://ift.tt/NIJS44
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