Name: Nauru Australian Immigration Detention Center
Address: Nauru, NR

Nauru Australian Immigration Detention Center is a point of interest, located at Nauru

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Nauru

Added by Jopie, at 27 November 2016

Monday 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Tuesday 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Wednesday 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Thursday 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Friday 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Saturday 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM
Sunday 12:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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Anonymous

19 April 2018

Not a very nice place at all right now, wait 50 years or so untill they have turned it in to a memorial museum dedicated to remembering one of the most shameful periods in Australian history..
Anonymous

07 March 2018

I’m just here reading all your comments and laughing my rear end off lol. But so much truth is been said here. Don’t break the law then cry the police man is cranky.
Anonymous

11 February 2018

If you're not invited to a country and nevertheless try it it is your own risk if they catch you and you're locked up. But they've food and drinks so what? Demonstrating for right they don't have and they never had! They have the rigght to return home on their own behalf and costs normally
Anonymous

02 February 2018

its a detention centre for the P.O.S that break the law, cut the cue and illegally try to enter the sovereign nation of Australia. they are given FREE water, food, accommodation, safety, electricity and medical care at the cost of hard working, tax paying Australians. Despite this, many residence are butthurt that their criminal behaviour was not rewarded with a free $800,000 mansion and full citizenship for them and their 23 illiterate children and claim it is some kind of Nazi death camp, which of course it is not.
Anonymous

11 January 2018

They are safe, sheltered, fed and looked after. So taxpayers like me, don't have to deal with a stronger economic beaureucracy. Still, they are not grateful with their living conditions. However they are not being killed by Islamic terrorists.
Anonymous

04 December 2017

They are safe, sheltered, fed and looked after. So taxpayers like me, don't have to deal with a stronger economic beaureucracy. Still, they are not grateful with their living conditions. However they are not being killed by Islamic terriers.
Anonymous

11 November 2017

I must confess that when I first heard that migrants and refugees bound for Australia where being diverted to Nauru, I was a bit jealous. After all, Nauru seems like a right paradise compared to Australia: no Bogans, no Abos, plenty of guano to sniff and beautiful Oceanside views. However my experience here left something to be desired.

The first thing you notice upon arrival is the lack of space: this establishment is perpetually overbooked. Perhaps the guests keep coming for the white sandy beaches, but many of them stay because they're "being held against their will" or something. Totally unprofessional if you ask me. There isn't much in the way of food, water, educational opportunities, psychological support or medical care but they do have one thing: security, and lots of it! The guards aren't shy about the use of force, they really get in there with the whips and batons. One wonders what their goal is, though the result is clear: the complete and utter destruction of a person's human dignity.

When speaking to the other guests, you start to get a sense that unspeakable horrors are being perpetrated upon innocent people who never hurt anyone. You hear things like "please kill me, I cant take this anymore", "each day is a nightmare that won't end", and "I lost my faith in Allah because no God could allow a place such as this to exist" ect,ect. Marianne Evers, a veteran nurse at the facility, likened it to a concentration camp; which honestly put a damper over my whole evening.

So if you're looking for a hellish dystopian prison that serves as a reminder of the depths of human suffering that can be caused by the bigotry indifference of "civilized" people, Nauru is for you!

Oh and the egg salad sandwiches are acceptable.
Anonymous

18 October 2017

my pen pal went to this place and said it was great. He also managed to win the lottery that day. for some reason it was the government that gave him the money though. Anyways smash that like button if you know the truth about FEMA camps
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Anonymous

09 August 2017

After being swindled out of thousands of dollars to cut the ques to Australia, this place is so much better than what everyone makes a fuss over everything is FREE!!
Free medical, dental, food, education, clothing & rent!
The best bit too, if your room is getting old, just burn it down and yep, you guessed it.. You get a FREE UPGRADE at ZERO cost
what a time to be alive.
Anonymous

03 July 2017

Good food and hospitality, Good holiday accommodation for a family. MAGA
Anonymous

08 May 2017

Very good service. Really appreciate the complementary opportunity to whip the asylum seekers, which really added to the experience. All in all, I had a great time at the Centre.
Anonymous

02 May 2017

Top notch travel destination for the whole family. A+, would go again.
Anonymous

17 February 2017

What a great holiday destination! i can see why all the asylum seekers are so keen to come and visit! Love all the parties that they have! they're a Riot! , they're kind enough to even invite the police to join in, what legends.
Anonymous

16 February 2017

Great place to mingle and sightsee. I particularly enjoyed watching the variety of monkeys. They were quite entertaining - one even managed to light his cage fire.
Anonymous

12 February 2017

nice camping, the hole family had a blast, only there was no toiletpaper
Anonymous

06 February 2017

Had an amazing time there. The kids loved the activities, especially the waterboarding lessons. Was cool staying in those little tents they had, but the pizza guy got lost trying to deliver our order. Also, WiFi is limited, so be prepared to decimate your cell coverage.
Anonymous

04 December 2016

Lovely staff. Great locals. Though I'm confused, is stitching your lips together a spiritual thing there?