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We had a family emergency overnight.
But things are stable now.
I've read all of your posts and am
quite amazed at the depth of feeling towards
my postings.
However, I'm not insulted. Which I presume was
your aim because for any of you to insult me,
I must first value your opinion and seeing as none of you
have got it right - I will take it all as
simply stirring with no malice intended.
Now let us get back to the topic.
According to Michael Bachelard, Indonesia Correspondent,
in the Saturday Age newspaper, July 6, 2013,
"Indonesia has delivered a rebuke to Tony Abbott's
turn-back-the-boats policy, signing a communique warning
against this action. The communique, signed by Prime
Minister Kevin Rudd and Indonesian President Susilo
Bambang Yudhoyono, reinforces both countries' emphasis
on regional solutions to people smuggling."
"They stressed the importance of avoiding unilateral
actions which might jeopardise such a comprehensive
regional approach and which might cause operational or
other difficulties to any party," the communique said.
"The President of Indonesia proposed to call a conference
of "all parties" in the region, who he said must be
jointly responsible for the increasing flow of asylum
seekers and the power of people smugglers. He stated
that "Indonesia also receives thousands of boat people...
we have to manage this inflow and at the same time, if we are
the only ones solving this issue, it will not be fair."
The conference according to the Age will be held at the end
of this month.
It would involve countries such as Afghanistan, Iran and
Myanmar, where many refugees come from, countries such as
Indonesia that they pass through and Australia, their
destination.
It will be interesting to see what if anything develops
as a result.