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Lack of support

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They were trying to split up Mortezza from his father... he felt alone

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The jail way of living even though they aren't in jail

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It's never easy

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-          Trying to use cakes to pick up spirit (e.g. 1,000 days in detention)

-          After a couple of months, depression started to sink in

-          The only way got though detention was through medication

-          Depression gives you that kick to self-harm or jump off the roof

-          Once people do self-harm it gets media attention and this gives the person who has done it hope.

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Don't know when they are going to get out.

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Villawood was considered a better detention centre- everyone had there own rooms, little TV’s, PlayStation

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A purpose to live

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People had no one to talk to about how there feeling

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·       A lot of medication was used on the inmates

·       The best way to treat them was to release them from detention

·       There was constant security and their payment wasn’t enough

·       There were people on high risk who had to be constantly watched

·       They had to apply if they wanted to look through their belongings or for cigarettes

·       There is large barbed wire fences surrounding it

·       The hot sun was constantly beating down on them and the heat became bad.

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-          Going to breakfast 0600 – 0730

-          Turned on TV and watched TV, because there was nothing else to do

-          Watching movies till 2 or 3 o’clock

-          People come to visit till 1930

-          Go back to room, have something to eat, then go back to watching TV

-          Goes to medical centre, gets anti-depressants and sleeping pills

-          By the time gets back to room so tired.

-          Something the next day

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Mortezza is treated almost inhumanly as he is essentially dehumanised in these detention centers. Uncertain of when he will leave or when he can escape this crippling loneliness and isolation from the “outside world”. He describes the outside world as almost a paradise, really emphasising the sheer negative impact of the detention centers on asylum seekers and how they treat them. In such isolation, Mortezza has lost hope, self confident, self identity and self worth, so much so to the point where he harms himself just to be recognised as a human being, showing the inhumane emotional treatment in these detention centers.

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Breakfast 6am -7:30 am3 meals- Breakfast (Toast, milk)                -Lunch (Rice, Some kind of meat and vegetables)                -Dinner (Rice, Some kind of meat and vegetables)

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Breakfast 6am -7:30 am3 meals- Breakfast (Toast, milk)                -Lunch (Rice, Some kind of meat and vegetables)                -Dinner (Rice, Some kind of meat and vegetables)

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Escape from reality

isolation from society

Lack of hope

giving up

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Cutting and Suicide attempts gave you attention and made you have a feeling of "self worth"

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* Having a girlfriend helped Mortezza get through the times in the detention centre as he said that he now has a purpose to wake up in the morning.

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-       People had to take sleeping pills and anti-depressants
-       Left with psychiatric and mental health issues

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Attempted suicide caused harsh security checks

Hurting self from frustration

PTSD

Cases had to be hospitalised

The number of people in immigration detention, who arrived unlawfully by air or boat as at 31 May 2013 was 10,949. This represents about 97% of the total immigration detention population.

The detention centres would issue sleeping pills

They were called a number not name

Said it was against the law for them to talk to the officials

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Children would be exposed many graphic events such as hunger strikes, demonstrations, self-harm of other people and suicide attempts, all of these would have major effects on a child's mental health