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Join the Rohingya family day this Sunday, 11am-3pm at Springvale Rise Primary School!
-Rohingya family day mazé eí Roíbaré hazir oíyo
11am-3pm Springvale Rise Primary School it!
Research by the Australian Institute of Family Studies shows that people in their mid to late 20s are the most likely
to divorce followed by couples in their late 40s.
And those who get divorced have usually been married nine years or less.
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Australiar family study góíjje de yan óttu yan lot faíyedé ki beca beci shadi ókkol bañngi zagóí
zitarar boc 20 butore asé, ar Australiat bou zamaí butore alok ode proses yan beci uzu proses..
aro zaínto saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya
Braqa yé ar comaj ór manuíc zudugun asé tara re dawat der maní
mela ibat añibolla,
aro zanito saíle
awaz boíjjedé iín fúni so..SBS Rohingya mazé..
Sajida and her husband left Burma for the safety to Australia through the risky journey in order to secure better future for their children...unfortunately her dream shattered with our government policy, right now her children are in Bangladesh refugee camps one of her son is very sick and need to have operation.This mother trying her best to go visit her children in Bangladesh in coming month.She is sharing her thought about the repatriation planning and she said she is not giving any permission to any of the authorities who might send her children back to Burma as they don't have any guardian left behind to look after them, she says 'From bottom of my heart I don't have sincere trust to Myanmar's promises for Rohingyan" .
-Sajida ar ibar zamaír fuwati Australia aícce tarar behtor zindigilla,
fóci bade saddé aí dec ór sorkar polisi bodoli giyoí ,
yan ólla boli fuaín cuwaín dec óttu eçe ani bolla aca ar erada bagiyoí...
aro zani bolla fúni so SBS Rohingya
Muhammad Yunus a Rohingyan from Sydney talking about the repatriation,
he believed this will not go ahead as this is not the first time this issues arose.
To listen to his opinion listen to SBS Rohingya, if you have not download SBS Radio apps yet please do so
to listen to our Community voices within Australia every week.
-Muhammad Yunus Sydney takéde Rohingya murobbi,
Ibaye buzeddekí maamela yan noíbode yan.
Aro fúni to saíle fúni so SBS Rohingya..
Human rights groups are calling on the governments of Bangladesh and Myanmar to suspend plans to repatriate Rohingya refugees, set to begin today until conditions are safe.
-Human rights ór façi ókkol asedé itara Bangladesh ór ar Myanmar sorhar ór hasé aros goredé ki tarar pelanin ziyan asé Rohingya ókkollore Burma wapes goríbar, pelanin ya irada yan eítar tiya gorí felaí bolla zeíto din fan Burma ár halot bodoli noíyé...
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