Important Clarification:

I hereby document, exercising my full legal and human right, that I have exhausted all avenues of protection available to me and my children. I applied for humanitarian asylum to Australia, a right guaranteed by international conventions. This application has been refused. With this refusal, I no longer have any formal protection pathway. For this reason, I now direct my appeal to all European and American countries, and to every international human rights organisation, to urgently intervene to save me and my children from the imminent danger of death. My documentation of these events is my legitimate right, and is not directed against any entity, but rather is a testimony to the failure of all systems to protect us.

🚨 Important Update (13 May 2026): The application has been refused. Why? Read until the end.

"The hardest part of all this now is that I have to face my children with this news. Imagine yourselves in their place – they had a glimmer of hope, and now it has suddenly been shattered."

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Title: Our Application Was Refused... But Is This Justice? Questions That Need Answers

On 13 May 2026, my family received four separate refusal notifications from the Australian Department of Home Affairs. Four messages, one for each of us. I felt a stab in the heart with each message. I still do not understand why one single message was not enough to inform us of your decision.

I respect your decision, but allow me to ask some questions that I believe are legitimate:

1. The scale of the persecution we face

My children and I are facing death. This is no exaggeration. It is a reality documented with evidence. My home country does not protect me, and the country where I reside does not protect me or my children who hold its nationality. I have appealed to the highest authorities here, sent you 180 files, statements from 11 witnesses, and contacted over 100 entities. Every file I sent was a cry documenting the scale of the imminent danger surrounding us. What more is needed to prove that our lives are at risk?

2. Accepting the application then refusing it: A hope lost

When I submitted the application, you accepted it and gave me hope with a file number and an application ID. If our ineligibility was clear from the beginning, you would have spared us this suffering. But you left me for over two and a half months begging you to appoint a Case Officer. My calls, my messages, and my pleas were met with complete silence. Then, suddenly, the application was refused within just hours of publishing my petition. How can 180 files be read that quickly? Or was the absence of a UNHCR referral enough to make the decision?

3. There is no alternative country to protect us

The country where I reside does not protect me, and this is not a claim but a documented fact. I have appealed to its highest authority hundreds of times without success. My children, who hold its nationality, are in an even worse situation. If there were a safe country for me and my children, I would have turned to it. I did not apply for asylum in vain after 11 years of suffering and patience.

4. Are footballers more deserving of protection than children?

I respect all your decisions, but allow me to ask: you intervened swiftly to rescue Iranian women footballers. Did they deserve "settlement capacity" more than my children? I do not ask for more than what was granted to them, I only ask for the same humane treatment. I wish them every happiness, but do my children not have the right to the same hope?

5. How were 180 files assessed in hours?

For more than two and a half months, my file remained in "Received" status. No one read it. And suddenly, hours after publishing my petition, 180 files were "assessed" and a refusal decision was made. Is this procedure reasonable? I personally believe that the absence of a "UNHCR referral" and a "sponsor" was the reason. I had already documented for you the failure of the UNHCR in my case, and that registration has been suspended since 2019. My question now: if these were the prerequisites for acceptance, why was my application accepted in the first place?

6. Correcting the visa subclass: A request that was ignored

I sent you several requests to correct the visa subclass from 200 to 204 (Woman at Risk). And when I submitted the application, I myself chose that I am the "applicant" without any representative or sponsor. You completely ignored my correction requests. Where were you all that time?

7. The cruelty of four refusal messages instead of one

I received four separate refusal notifications, each one carrying a refusal for the entire family. Sending four messages instead of one had a devastating psychological impact. I will keep these messages from my children until I find safety for them, because they do not deserve to have their dreams shattered in this way.

And finally...

I am no longer asking you for anything. I am only documenting the truth. Not because I am ineligible, but perhaps because the voice of a mother comparing her children to others is an annoying voice. I did not mean to annoy you, I only wanted to save my children.

I used to hear voices from within Australia criticising these procedures, and I used to wonder. But now, I understand them. And I agree with them. I feel the bitterness of what you are reading now, and I appreciate your feelings. But this is the truth. I apologise to you.

We will not be silent. Our story continues.

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Read before the refusal 👇

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Title: Save a Mother and Three Children

Update on events

There is a mother and three children who applied for asylum to Australia, and their application was accepted electronically. They face a real and imminent danger, and stand on the edge of death. The mother submitted over 180 files proving years of persecution, documented collusion, and a failure to provide protection. She called them internationally five times, and succeeded twice. Despite all this, the relevant authorities did not open their file for two and a half months.

Why do I speak with such boldness?

Because we are approaching death. I no longer fear it. The fear of death has faded, replaced by the fear that we will die without our voice being heard. That is why I write, appeal, and call, and I will not stop.

1. When the law becomes a threat to life

I entered a deadly legal spiral. The UNHCR refused to include my children in my file because of their nationality. This nationality does not protect them, but has turned into a shackle. They live in "functional statelessness". Even basic protection was denied to me. In their calls, they coldly asked me if I could "return to my home country", knowing that this means certain death. The options they gave me were all harsh: either leave my children and travel alone, or stay with them in danger. I chose to stay with them.

2. The collapse of the protection system from within

11 witnesses from different nationalities, including my children, and 180 files. All of this did not move anyone. The charge being fabricated against me is "apostasy", and its punishment is death. The danger is no longer just from the outside, but has infiltrated the very fabric of the family.

3. A crime that happened yesterday, and tomorrow it could be us

In April 2026, a mother and her children were killed and burned, and a father killed his three children. This is the fate that awaits us. The 180 documents prove this. And recently, on 10 May 2026, an official body began moving to execute a plan to arrest me and forcibly deport me. All of this is documented, and yet we found no protection.

4. Where are the Christian churches?

I appealed to many churches, and they closed their doors. I address a reminder to them of their faith: "Love one another as I have loved you." Where is this love today? "Faith without works is dead." We did not ask for money, we only asked them to hear our voice. "You are the salt of the earth. But if the salt loses its saltiness, how can it be made salty again?" I say this with all love: faith and works are complete together. Otherwise, show me your faith by your works. This is what is written in your books.

5. Why are footballers more important than us?

Swift intervention to rescue Iranian women footballers. Here, a mother, her children, and 180 files do not even deserve an automated reply. I wish them happiness, but what makes an athlete's life more valuable than the life of a child and their mother?

6. Principles of international law: The best interest of the child first

The Convention on the Rights of the Child (Article 3) states that the best interest of the child is the primary consideration. Keeping my children in an environment of imminent danger, and preventing them from travelling with me for reasons related to nationality, is a flagrant violation of this principle. The law here becomes a tool of torture.

7. An appeal to the international community: State of necessity

There is a principle of "State of Necessity". When applying the law leads to a humanitarian catastrophe, the exception must be activated. The refusal to grant travel documents here does not represent an "application of the law", but is an imminent danger. Every minute of delay brings us closer to the point of no return.

8. What we appeal for

We know of the existence of Section 51, which grants the Minister the power to override procedures in emergency humanitarian cases. This is not a favour from us, but a humanitarian and legal duty. We appeal for this power to be used now to save four lives. We demand the activation of the principles of the "Best Interest of the Child" and the "State of Necessity". We demand urgent intervention to extract this family from danger, instead of burying them in processing queues.

9. The despair of starting over: Australia is our only hope

We cannot apply to another country. Australia was our only hope. We are trapped, and every passing day is a step towards catastrophe.

10. The Ombudsman's Office: Thank you

I was told: "There are cases tougher than yours." I sent a summary of all the categories of persecution, but I received only apologies and futile referrals.

11. My will (if I and my children die)

"If we are killed, do not forget our story. Publish it everywhere in the world. This is my will."

12. Witnesses from different nationalities and my children's appeals

I attached statements from 11 witnesses from different countries, and my children's appeals in voice and image. All of this was met with indifference.

13. An appeal to everyone living in Australia

I appeal to you: bring our story out of its silence. Do not be the reason for our death through your silence.

14. The danger has become extremely imminent

A government body has begun executing the plans of the perpetrator, who is always released due to his influence. How do you think?

My fear for people and refugees

I have begun to fully understand the voices of those who criticise these procedures. And I wonder: if all our appeals did not move anything, what is the situation of a citizen or another refugee who has no voice and no evidence? I wish safety for everyone.

15. What we demand

We appeal to the Australian Government to intervene urgently to protect this family, reconsider their file, and use its powers to protect the children from separation from their mother. We demand the appointment of a Case Officer and the provision of protection.

And after this petition, before the refusal, and after sending a message via email speaking innocently, in a broken state, in a state of pleading, in a state of choice because there are powers they could use to save lives – like the women footballers – with all regret, the refusal came. Forgive me, this is my feeling. You will not silence my feeling either, in a way far harsher than what they thought were "compelling reasons". I saw no compelling reason; I saw the use of clauses to abandon me and my children, and I thank them for that, and they are free to do so.

Please deliver this petition to the strongest media outlets.

Reference numbers: BCC2026/1118344 / 1925715059