|
|
|
![]() |
![]() ![]() |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
![]() |
|
![]() |
From Nothing to ZeroLetters from Refugees in Australia's Detention CentresThe exquisite book From Nothing to Zero presents edited extracts from letters written by asylum seekers held in Australia's detention centres. These letters provide a rare glimpse into the world of refugees who have fled war and persecution in their own countries. Several of the contributing detainees have been held for more than three years, often with no end to their incarceration in sight. This compelling book gives voice to people whose thoughts and experiences are only rarely heard. Editor: Janet Austin Pro-bono publicationThis publication was printed and published entirely on a pro-bono basis by The Lonely Planet Publishing, features an introduction to each chapter by Julian Burnside QC, and the book presents edited extracts from letters written by asylum seekers held in Australia's detention centres. All profits from the sale of this book will be donated to the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre and the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, Footscray (VIC) Related:6 May 2003: Malcolm Fraser launches the book 'From Zero to Nothing' - "These extracts from letters from asylum seekers will help Australians see the refugees' many human problems. They have their hopes, their fears and their concerns for the future, as we all do. Their stories should create an understanding that people from different countries, different cultures and different religions have very similar concerns and interests to ourselves." "These extracts from letters from asylum seekers will help Australians see the refugees' many human problems. They have their hopes, their fears and their concerns for the future, as we all do. Their stories should create an understanding that people from different countries, different cultures and different religions have very similar concerns and interests to ourselves." - Malcolm Fraser "This book makes a moving and memorable contribution to the debate over the treatment of asylum seekers. It provides direct evidence of the cruel and inhumane consequences of mandatory detention - evidence we ignore at the peril of our national pride." - Geoffrey Robertson QC "Past history tells us that when this shameful period in our history becomes past history it will quickly be covered up - and there'll be no saying 'sorry'. All the more reason to read this remarkable book." - Phillip Adams Generally 84% of asylum seekers are found to be genuine refugees, yet thousands languish in Australia's illegal immigrant detention centres. Featuring an introduction by human rights activist Julian Burnside QC, this moving anthology presents edited extracts from letters written by asylum seekers in response to a letter-writing campaign by Australian citizens. These letters give a human face and voice to one of the most controversial issues affecting the world today. All profits from the sale of this book will be donated to the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre and the Asylum Seeker Resouce Centre, Footscray (VIC). - Gleebooks Comment From The Lonely Planet website at this location.
Members' discountRegistered and financially current Project SafeCom members qualify for a discount for this product. If you pay us by cheque or by direct transfer into our bank accounts, you can pay us the total amount as indicated in the last column of the pricing table. If you're one of our financially current members, and in addition you want to pay using our PayPal credit card payment option, enter the members' section (using your log-in name and password) through this link after you've completed the usual order form on our website. How to orderBelow is a order & reservation form - please fill out all details. All your payment options and prices are listed on this page; these details are also repeated on the "thank-you" page that will open once you have sent the completed form below. Note: we ship as soon as your payment to us has been confirmed. Your payment optionsYour payment needs to reach us before we ship your order. You can pay us in one of the following ways: by money transfer Transfer your funds to our account at Bendigo Community Bank Fremantle, BSB Number 633-000. Account name: Project SafeCom Inc., account 115643900. NOTE: please contact us to confirm your direct transfer, quoting amount and date of your payment, and details of your order. VERY IMPORTANT: When you're paying through a direct bank transfer into our account, please ensure that the first words in the description or comment section of the transaction are your surname, then your first name or city/town. This avoids confusion about the identity of the payment. by cheque or money order Cheques need to be made out to Project SafeCom Inc., and need to be sent to: Project SafeCom Inc. Please include a note with the following details: 1. Your name, phone number, email and shipping
address;
Credit Card payments using PayPal
PayPal Inc. is a Certified Participant of the BBBOnLine® Privacy Program. For members: Registered and financially current Project SafeCom members qualify for a discount for this product. If this applies to you, and in addition you want to pay using our PayPal credit card payment option, enter the members' section (using your log-in name and password) through this link after completing the order form below. Order Form:Click on the link below to open the form, and click it again to close and hide it The bold blue fields are required |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||