Aneh mereka, di Indonesia tidak mau tinggal bersama saudari-saudara seiman.
From: item abu Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 12:28 PM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [proletar] Australia ends hunt for asylum seekers Saudi itu ogah nerima sodara2 muslimnya,, cuma kafir laknatuloh aja yg mau. >________________________________ > From: Sunny <mailto:ambon%40tele2.se> >To: mailto:Undisclosed-Recipient%40yahoo.com >Sent: Friday, August 31, 2012 5:12 PM >Subject: [proletar] Australia ends hunt for asylum seekers > > > >Ref: Mengapa mereka mau ke Australia yang jauh di mata, bukankah ada >negeri-negeri yang dekat seperti negeri-negeri teluk dan Arab Saudia yang kaya >raya dan juga seiman, pasti akan lebih baik dari ke negeri-negeri kafir. > >http://www.aljazeera.com/news/asia-pacific/2012/08/20128318212132507.html > >Australia ends hunt for asylum seekers > >Officials say there is no "realistic prospect of survivability" for 44 people >missing after boat sank off Indonesia. >Last Modified: 31 Aug 2012 09:12 > >The boat carrying asylum seekers was 15km off Java when someone on board >issued a distress signal [AFP] >Australian officials have given up hope of finding survivors after nearly 100 >asylum seekers vanished in choppy seas off Indonesia when their overcrowded >vessel sank en route to Australia. > >The Australian Maritime Safety Authority said on Friday it was pulling out of >the rescue operation after determining there was no "realistic prospect of >survivability" for 44 people. > >By Friday afternoon, 55 survivors had been pulled from the water and one body >had been recovered, Australian and Indonesian officials said. > >Six were in critical condition, Sunarbowo Sandi, an Indonesian search and >rescue official, said. > >The asylum seekers were travelling on a wooden fishing boat that sank off the >main Indonesian island of Java two days ago. > >Indonesian authorities said they planned to continue searching, though huge >swells were hampering their efforts. > >The emergency was the latest created by a growing human smuggling trade in >which thousands of would-be refugees from countries including Afghanistan, >Iran and Sri Lanka attempt dangerous sea voyages from Indonesia to Australia. > >Asylum seekers, desperate to speed up the refugee claims process which can >take years, are often herded onto overcrowded, rickety boats that try to make >it to the Australian territory of Christmas Island in the Indian Ocean. > >The trip has proved deadly for many and hundreds of asylum seekers have died >while attempting the journey since December. > >'Dangerous ocean' > >"It's a big ocean; it's a dangerous ocean," Julia Gillard, Australia's prime >minister, said Friday. "We've seen too many people lose their lives trying to >make the journey to Australia." > >Gillard's center-left Labor Party government announced plans in August to >deter future arrivals by deporting new asylum seekers who arrive by boat to >the Pacific atoll of Nauru or to Australia's nearest neighbour, Papua New >Guinea. > >The government says they will be held in tent camps for as long as they would >have spent in refugee camps if they had not paid people smugglers to take them >to Australia. > >Since the announcement, a rush of asylum seekers have attempted to reach >Australia before the Nauru camp opens in September. More than 1,900 asylum >seekers arrived in Australia in August - the highest monthly total on record. > >In the latest incident, the boat was 15km off Java when someone on board >issued a distress signal early Wednesday, saying the boat had engine trouble. > >Asylum debate > >Richard Marles, Australia's junior foreign minister, said the emergency >highlighted the need for Australia to urgently establish detention camps in >the Pacific island states of Papua New Guinea and Nauru to hold asylum seekers >who reach Australia by boat. > >The government hopes to send the first asylum seekers to a tent camp on Nauru >in September in a strategy to deter others from attempting the same boat >journey. > >Asylum seekers often target Christmas Island, off Australia's northwest coast, >to get to the country. > >In August, 60 asylum seekers were reported missing off the Australian coast. > >In June, a boat with 200 asylum seekers sank near Christmas island, leaving 17 >fatalities and another 70 people feared dead after a three-day search. > >That disaster, the second boat to sink in a week, reignited the debate on >asylum in parliament. > > >[Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! 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