Migrant workers face racism in Australia's aged care homes | ABC News
The Christmass Island detention centres and Manus Island detention centres for boat people was in place to deter boat people from attempting to travel to Australia since the mid 1990s. Unlike the post Vietnam War in the 1970s when the Vietnamese boat people arrived onto Australian shores in the thousands, the post Afghanistan, Iraq, and other civil wars, from Sri Lanka, to Bangladesh and Myanmar, and elsewhere, would tempt the displaced peoples from these regions to attempt the long trecherous journey to Australia only to end up in prison for years to follow. Human Rights Groups world over condemned Australia for their offshore detention centres under the Human Rights violation under the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights Charter and other relevant international humanitarian laws. Racism in Australia has always existed. As many Ausrralians who had lived through the period of WHITE PRIVILEGE, during the post Wolrd War Two Populate or Perish policy for White British Mi...