'It's better to die from one bullet than being slowly killed every day' – refugees forsaken on Nauru - Amnesty International

'It's better to die from one bullet than being slowly killed every day' – refugees forsaken on Nauru Amnesty International What's even more sinister is that everybody who works for the Australian government here is sworn to secrecy – under Australian law, service providers face two years in jail if they reveal anything about the situation in Nauru. My human rights work has ...

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