ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 12月12日 07時36分

“In most prisons they give you a time limit, and they respect at least some of your rights. Here they treat you as though you’re worse than a criminal or an animal," said Amin Abofetileh, a refugee who fled religious persecution in Iran and was detained on Manus, a remote island in Papua New Guinea. The photographer @ashgilbertson traveled to Manus to photograph some of the 900 men who have been detained since 2013. The world’s refugee crisis — with its 65 million people on the move, more than at any time since 1945 — knows no more sustained, sinister or surreal exercise in cruelty than the South Pacific quasi-prisons #Australia has established for its trickle of the migrant flood. Australia, like Europe but on a much smaller scale, faces a genuine dilemma: What should it do about desperate migrants trying by any means to gain asylum? Visit the link in our profile to read Roger Cohen’s #NYTOpinion piece, and to see more photos by @ashgilbertson.

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