(3/4) Six months after arriving in Melbourne, I was called from my room at 9:00 in the morning. I had just woken up so I was shocked, and I didn’t know what was going to happen. My case manager said, Bashir you look very worried and I said, I am worried, I’m very tired, I’m exhausted of being here in this place. Then she turned around and opened her briefcase and brought out a piece of paper and said, Congratulations, you’ve been accepted as a refugee, and you now have your permanent residency. That . . .
(3/4) Six months after arriving in Melbourne, I was called from my room at 9:00 …
