Finally free after six years on Manus Island, Kurdish-Iranian refugee Behrouz Boochani has been told by New Zealand he must leave the country before his one-month visa expires., ending his long detention in Australia's offshore processing system, to speak at a Christchurch writers' festival.
His departure from Manus was arranged in the most unlikely of manners: the 36-year-old accepted an invitation to speak at the Word Christchurch festival later this month.Boochani announced his exit on Thursday night, tweeting that it was "So exciting to get freedom after more than six years". He also filmed a documentary of life in the Manus centre on a mobile phone, which has been seen in Australia, London and Berlin.
NEW ZEALAND MEDIA STOP GIVING THIS COCKROACH OXYGEN HE NOT NEWS HE NOT A HERO
What part of “ we will decide who comes to Australia and the circumstances in which they do” doesn’t he understand? It’s not up to him. Someone please enlighten him. 🙄
Somewhere in Australia is a grateful refugee who got the precious spot he was trying to steal.
The Progressive hypocrites. He says something against the Australian Labor Party and suddenly he is not welcome in New Zealand (under NZ Labour Government).
LOL, our brothers across the ditch suddenly realising the problems they will be taking on.
Objective achieved...no more wasted taxpayers $$$
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