Greens leader says you are a homophobic bigot to oppose infant sex fugatives sponsoring visas

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Hi, it's Ferrelli. I'm just a character today. So just letting you know, so we've had a person threat to deportation. And one of the primary reasons is that if the relationship hasn't been perfectly established, it has to be rejected. It's not to be a claims that the relationship is going to be done. And obviously there's a lot of trouble in the program. So to get this started off, like I said, I would be at a point, a radical land, or an agency. So I've actually never seen it, and struggle above the original owner of this land to be used today. And I'd like to welcome our first speaker to stage, Liri Anna. Woo! I'm so interested in the political moment, because I want to be made for places that use their history, their culture, and their online culture, so I'm community. And I'm very, very much in fashion like the organised today, who moved so quickly, to get this number of people in January, it's really impressive. And I do believe we stand here with the majority of Australians, with a very big haul to the Minnesotans, the Morrison to the Tom, the Democratic. Um, to represent the right of our important, a young, pan-star named Man, who is the most terrible situation. It is supported by the type of stars, where homosexuality is illegal. It could take a very long, giant influence. It is just unbelievable to consider that in Australia, in the 21st century, that we do this to people. We already know how it is to make the refugee policy is. And this is another layer, not the first part, discriminating against gay and lesbian, LGBT or community people, who are seeing me as someone in this country, that is that picture, that discrimination has gone on for a long time. And this is another incident of a problem. For this young man, who is being supported, we need to raise a very strong form that his visa should be granted. The Mr. Morrison should grant that review, calling in to your mind, how horrible. And to be a tie, I think it's genuinely like this bit more relaxed than come out of the prison. Here in where they're supposed to be doing well, they're so quickly that this government is being so ruthless, and so horrible, so give it your name. This young man faces something that must be so tiny, so distressy, to think that you could be taken away from your loved ones, from your partner. And this is a couple, the 2012, they're in love with recognizing the civil union, the civil union that we're seeing quickly and occur, whether the human government comes into coin trade. And now, the other level of horror, this is a couple who are looking to be happy, looking to be productive and a striker, putting hard for the Australian community. And this is one way, as a society, are doing to these people. It is so deeply wrong, we must raise a very strong voice. For this couple, particularly for our entire country, our country, and also for the other LGBTI people who are coming to this country, seeking a solid, and I particularly want to speak out for those three of them who are in this position, because if you reach other than researchers that have been done, about the refugee-reviewed tribunal, you find that particularly their situation is really terrible. Of the men told that they should definitely be the street about their relationship when they go home. And they just need to be sensitive to the consequences of all these in their own country. The refugee-reviewed hot-time unit has got a long history of having discriminated in this area, and particularly for women, that's very tough. But today, we have a very strong call out to the immigration department, to the Minister, where as a partnership, visa, or Mr. Ali, country, and allow them to get on with their loving-related chip, their productive life in Australia, a big call out to the immigration department to do the right thing. Thanks for coming today. Thank you so much for that, Lee. As Lee has alluded, there's a lot of connections that went structural discrimination happened. The racism, the homophobia, that permeates our society, the fact that we can reject someone. Whether it's through allied countries, deportation, or deportation, whether it's through our refugee policy, it's not on what we have, a country that fails all to have clear understand that it's a country that is quickly racing at the bottom in its company called hate and racism. So I'd like to introduce our next speaker, Dan, Peter represented a national unit of students, and a rock-worm actor, who is a professor. Yay! Hey, everyone. I am Dean of Davidson. I'm here for the National University of Students. I'm at the South Wales State Queen Officer. I'm also here as the co-ordinate or on Australian Institute, that work at QSN. So back in March 2012, Ali and Matthew celebrated and legally recognized their relationship in a civil union. Yet the conservative Queensland government had the audacity to retrospectively null and void civil unions in Queensland. And the French correlation, Ali now faces deportation to a country that imprisons people for no other reason than their sexuality. The Liberal government cannot claim that same-sex couples are assessed known differently than heterosexual couples when they are the ones institutionally discriminating against us. Yay! Scott Morrison and the Liberal government are the ones who should be in prison. In prison for their racist, homophoning, and arbitrary immigration system. Yay! Scott Morrison and the Liberal government have gone too far. No government has the right to reject people facing persecution for their sexuality. No government has the right to institutionally discriminate against people based on their race or color of skin. No government has the right to separate people from their loved ones. They work based on nothing but technicalities and bigotry. We stand united. United is outside the Department of Immigration to condemn Scott Morrison in the actions of the Liberal government. I say, look at Morrison, throw away the key. Ali is not your detainee. Woo!