Mohammed Faisal - Addrita's father

I, Mohammed Faisal have been living in Australia since 2004. My only child (daughter) Addrita Noshin Nawal was diagnosed with Thalassaemia Major a serious blood disorder requiring regular blood transfusion and medical management. In September 2004 her treatment commenced in Randwick Children Hospital and since then she has been living a normal life. I applied for permanent residency in 2006 but the visa was refused despite I met all the criteria for skilled migration visa. With proper treatment Addrita can live a normal life but if she is forced back to Bangladesh her country of origin she will not survive long since the treatment of that disease is extremely inadequate in Bangladesh. Our application is now in the process of being forwarded to the Ministerial Intervention. We need your community support. Please sign. Letter from Thalassaemia Society of NSW | Thalassaemia Australia page 1 page 2 | Thalassaemia International Federation | Robert Furolo, Mayor of Canterbury

To
Honourable Minister Christopher Evans,
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship.

Dear Sir,

We understand that an application of Mr. Md. Faisal (wife: Wahida Parvin Nira; Daughter: Addrita Noshin Nawal, Address: 1/52 Macdonald Street, Lakemba, NSW 2195) is pending with you for your kind discretion We are aware that Addrita has been diagnosed with “Thalassaemia Major, a blood disorder, which is a life threatening health condition if not properly treated”. We are also aware that Mr. Md. Faisal meets all the eligible criteria for skilled migration but his application for visa was refused by the DIAC due to Addrita’s health condition. Unfortunately it is obvious from the evidences that Addrita, if forced to go back to Bangladesh will be thrown into and absolute disaster because of the extreme inadequacy of the treatment, on the contrary she will live a normal life here in Australia. Australia being a ratifier of the “Convention of the Rights of Child (CROC)” is bound by the moral obligation to serve the best interest of the child as it is stated in the Article 3 of the UN Convention on the Rights of the Child, in Article 6 of the Convention it is also mentioned “States Parties recognize that every child has the inherent right to life.”

We believe that it is against the norm of the generosity of Australian people to force a child into near death or death situation while she can live a normal life in Australia. Therefore we passionately appeal that you would kindly use your discretionary power in favour of Addrita and her family’s permanent residency on the compassionated ground.

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