Six Australians with strongly held beliefs about refugees and asylum seekers will embark on a reverse journey as they retrace the steps of those who have fled some of the most dangerous cities in the world. A former refugee, two sisters, a detention centre whistle-blower, a tough talking teacher and a 'Stop the Boats' campaigner have all agreed to be part of the controversial SBS documentary series Go Back To Where You Came From. The series, which last aired in 2012, aims to provoke national debate about how Australia responds to refugees and asylum seekers. It follows the introduction of the Abbott government's 'Stop the Boats' policies and controversy surrounding detainee treatment in detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island.Six people to take part in SBS series Go Back To Where You Came FromIt follows them as they retrace an asylum seeker's journey to AustraliaThe controversial series last aired in 2012 and aims to provoke debateA former refugee, two sisters, a detention centre whistle-blower, a tough talking teacher and a 'Stop the Boats' campaigner will take part
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