Meet the men Australian policy keeps imprisoned on Manus Island.

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"The thing I miss the most about my kids [in Australia]... is sitting down for dinner together."
Maja - Imprisoned on
Manus Island 
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"I started helping out at my dad's company when I was 18 - and soon I was running it. I'd love to start a new business."
Shahzad - Imprisoned on
Manus Island 

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The Australian-run detention camps on Manus Island and Nauru are home to nearly 2000 men, women and children who live in bleak and abusive conditions - fearing for their own safety, imprisoned illegally by our Government and facing uncertain futures.

Our government doesn't want us to see their faces. To know their stories. To recognise their humanity.

These are some of the men Australia keeps detained and separated from their families. Click on one to learn their story.

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