Are you an international student in Darwin (or their partner/family member)?

Join us for a FREE information session on your rights and support options in Australia!

In Australia, you have rights around important parts of your life, like work and marriage/relationships. No matter where you come from or how long you've been here, you are protected from all types of unfair treatment, abuse, harassment and exploitation. Come along to learn about your rights and protections, what to do if there is a problem, and how to get support.

We will especially talk about modern slavery, which happens when someone’s freedom is taken away through force, control or being tricked. It can happen in the workplace or even at home, but through this event, we will teach you how to spot it and where to get help.

The event starts at 4:00pm, when you can walk around to meet different support services, pick up free resources, and get some food and drinks. The information session will begin at 5:00pm and run for 1 hour.

Who is this event for?

This event is for international students (both current and former). If you are the partner or family member of an international student, you are also welcome to attend.

What will you learn?

Your rights around work and marriage
What modern slavery is, how to spot it, and what to do if you come across it
Support services you can access
How to help friends and family get support

What will you get?

Free posters, flyers and other resources
Opportunities to speak directly to support services
Light food and drinks

Who will you have the chance to speak to?

You will have the chance to meet and network with key support services, including:

Anti-Slavery Australia
Darwin Community Legal Service
Melaleuca Australia
NT Legal Aid Commission
NT Working Women's Centre
The Salvation Army Family Violence Service
Unions NT

Who is running this event?

This event is run by Anti-Slavery Australia, a non-profit centre at the University of Technology Sydney. We provide free legal services, migration services and education to people across Australia about modern slavery.

Please register as early as possible since places are limited.

For any questions, please contact the Speak Now team at ASAresearch@uts.edu.au. We look forward to seeing you at the event!

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This event is part of 'Speak Now', Anti-Slavery Australia's national project to prevent forced marriage through education and awareness-raising with young people, communities and frontline workers. The project is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services, under the National Plan to Reduce Violence against Women and their Children.