'We're not all bad people': The 501 deportees on the road to redemption | Stuff.co.nz
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- čas přidán 16. 07. 2024
- READ MORE: bit.ly/3V8K7rX Nearly 3000 people have been deported to New Zealand since Australia began hardline enforcement of a populist immigration policy in late 2014. More than half of them have gone on to commit crimes, but some are on the road to redemption. Blair Ensor reports.
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Thank you for sharing your journey really love this can realate a little not the gang life but that family has it challenges and rewards
Love & respect to the brother here ❤️🙏💯 your not alone my bro !!
Even the toughest people need love. Love and respect brother 💯💯
This fella is on💯💯💯 maa lahi toko keeping moving forward lad🇹🇴🇹🇴🇹🇴💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
mean bro 501 here hanging in there came over in the 2014 wave, this was hard to watch your not wrong about the stuff you see ...14 months in the detention centre christmas island , 50% of our brothers now coming back are failing something needs to be done i came over on a flight with about 30 of us, about 10 of the bros have killed themselves other 10 locked up and other 10 lost and hanging in there like me
Solid bro mean mana
Kia kaha brother 💯💯blessings !
Good stuff bro all the best ey
the man bro, inspirational
Why were they sent back to nz
Because it is easier to discard a problem than actually deal with them . Well that’s Australia for ya
@@roya9712 Yep. No surprises there.
@@roya9712 110% im one from 2014 sent over , just hanging in there still...all the brothrers that came over on the flight i was on have either killed themselves or locked up again , nothings getting done
@@roya9712 alot getting mixed up also, i was sent back for growing some weed after the 2009 brisbane floods that nearly wiped me out financially...fair enough some should be sent back but heck is what it is
@@roya9712 Why should Australia waste taxpayers money dealing with them though? They are not Australian Citizens
Well done brown Brother. Stand tall walk Staunch. We are with you. God Bless , na te Atua e Manaaki❤
I think that our people need to be help and supported by the govt and I mean to say, and without any bias, that if our govt - can help refugees out that are dangerous terrorists. And treat them well enough to help them to freedom. Than you should do so for our people overseas and here N. Z. govt...And, because for years and centuries now, our people have been living over in Australia mine family included, and are working and paying taxes and lots of our whanau.
I've got a few 501 mate's and they're good blokes 👍🏽💯 we work together they're fucken awesome 👌🏽 I don't give a shit if they're gang members at the end of the day we all human !!
All drugs need to be legal