The Alawite community in Syria faces systematic violence, potential ethnic cleansing, and forced displacement, undermining their basic human rights.
Such atrocities exacerbate the refugee crisis, destabilize the region, and violate fundamental international norms.
Many Australian families have relatives at risk, highlighting an urgent need for more accessible migration pathways.
As a multicultural nation, Australia has a moral and legal duty to condemn these abuses and collaborate globally to uphold justice.
We therefore ask the House to ondemn all acts of violence against the Alawite and other vulnerable communities in Syria;
Support international investigations to ensure accountability for perpetrators and justice for victims;
Streamline humanitarian and family reunion visas for Australian citizens and residents seeking to protect their loved ones;
Increase humanitarian aid to alleviate suffering and promote regional stability;
Engage with international partners to push for an immediate ceasefire and inclusive peace processes;
Reaffirm Australia’s dedication to multiculturalism and human rights, setting a global example of solidarity and compassionate leadership.
