Mark Isaacs is a writer, author, researcher and community worker. He tells stories of conflict and displacement, using his writing, his photography and his community work to connect people with issues all over the world, and to encourage and facilitate action. His first book, The Undesirables: Inside Nauru (), is an account of his work with asylum seekers in Nauru, one of Australia's notorious offshore . · Mark Isaacs. Mark Isaacs is the author of The Undesirables: Inside Nauru and Nauru Burning: An Uprising and Its Aftermath. He worked in the Nauru detention center from September to . In Nauru Burning, Mark goes behind the veil of secrecy around Australia’s offshore immigration detention centres to reveal a climate of fear and hopelessness, culminating in the riot and fire which destroyed much of the Nauru regional processing centre in July Nauru Burning acts as a sequel to his first book, The Undesirables. The July fire occurred one month after he left Nauru and finished .
In Nauru Burning, Mark goes behind the veil of secrecy around Australia's offshore immigration detention centres to reveal a climate of fear and hopelessness, culminating in the riot and fire which destroyed much of the Nauru regional processing centre in July Nauru Burning acts as a sequel to his first book, The Undesirables. The July fire occurred one month after he left Nauru. Read "The Undesirables Inside Nauru" by Mark Isaacs available from Rakuten Kobo. When it comes to asylum seekers on Nauru, we learn only what the Australian government wants us to know. In the wake of. The Undesirables: Inside Nauru by Mark Isaacs. NOOK Book (eBook) $ $ Save 11% Current price is $, Original price is $ You Save 11%. Sign in to Purchase Instantly. Available on Compatible NOOK Devices and the free NOOK Apps. WANT A NOOK?
In Nauru Burning, Mark goes behind the veil of secrecy around Australia’s offshore immigration detention centres to reveal a climate of fear and hopelessness, culminating in the riot and fire which destroyed much of the Nauru regional processing centre in July Nauru Burning acts as a sequel to his first book, The Undesirables. The July fire occurred one month after he left Nauru and finished working for the Salvation Army. Isaacs' book constitutes a warning that, no matter how much better physical facilities on Manus and Nauru might get, it will be almost impossible to avoid violent periodic eruptions inside the camps. His first book, The Undesirables: Inside Nauru (Hardie Grant, ), is an account of his work with asylum seekers in Nauru, one of Australia’s notorious offshore detention centres. His second book, Nauru Burning (Editia, ), follows up The Undesirables with an investigative report on human rights abuses on Nauru.
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