Hell is called Australia

Muhammed abubakr
"With humble, I would like to say that this price is just a victory; a vict=
ory not only for us but it is a victory for literature and art. Above all, =
it is a victory for humanity". These are deep words and phrases quoted from=
 the speech delivered by Kurdish =E2=80=93 Iranian Journalist \ Behrouz Boo=
chani in the celebration held due to his winning with Victoria Literary pri=
ze =E2=80=93 the best and highest prize of Literature in Australia for his =
book entitled: "No Friend but the Mountains: writing from Manus Prison".   =
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Behrouz was born in Ilam, Western of Iran in 1983, He graduated from "House=
 of Education" and "House of Teachers" in Tehran with Master Degree in Poli=
tical Sciences and Political Geography. He was writing for Werya Magazine i=
ssued in Kurdish Language raided and attacked by elements from Iranian Revo=
lutionary Guards in February 2013 and detained 9 of his colleagues.=20
Behrouz had left Iran as he felt that he was living in a prison for a long =
time or for fearing to be murdered by the regime there. Unfortunately, the =
trip was ended for him by being prisoned in another prison which was a pris=
on built by a state claimed that it is a liberal democratic state. =20
His boat having more than 60 persons seeking for Asylum was confronted by A=
ustralian Naval forces while it was on its way to Indonesia in 2013. He was=
 quickly sent to Manus affiliated to Papua, New Guinea.=20
Boochani spent years in writing his novels whose events were taken from his=
 experiences he had on the island. He documents such events in the form of =
short messages written in Persian. He sent such short messages to translato=
rs by using WhatsApp Service. His journalist works were widely published in=
 Australian Mass Media. He delivered distant speeches in universities all o=
ver the world. He produced a film from the island which he filmed by his ce=
llular phone. At the same time, he continued his writings about the Iranian=
 and Kurdish policies for printouts in Iran. Behrouz Boochani is a simple e=
xample who does not represent a mosquito wing (a trivial thing) in the hist=
ory of Australia and its crimes committed in the field of human rights. The=
re is another example represented in the novel entitled: (The English Trave=
lers" for author \ Matthew Kneale (1960). It was translated into Arabic by =
\ Ali Mohamed Soliman. It is a historical novel about the genocide committe=
d against the aboriginal Australians by the white colonialists. Such genoci=
de was committed in a systemized manner throughout one half of a century =
=E2=80=93 during the period from 1820 to 1870. Therefore, only little numbe=
r from such aboriginal Australians were left but they were hybrid populatio=
ns as a result of the rapes committed by white people for aboriginal women.=
 The majority of rapers were from among the severest and cruelest criminals=
 who were ousted by the British Authorities by sending them o exile at such=
 distant countries. Ship of Rescue (Salvation) =E2=80=93 which was a sailin=
g ship =E2=80=93 reached the shores of Tasmania Island in the farthest west=
ern coast of Australia. It was steered by a captain called (Illiam Quillian=
 Kewely). He was hiding at its bottom quantities of smuggled wines and toba=
cco in a wait for getting a chance for buying them and yielding a large amo=
unt of money by exploiting leasing it by an English Mission headed by Pries=
t \ Jeffery Wilson =E2=80=93 who thought according to geological informatio=
n and other Torah =E2=80=93 related information =E2=80=93 that Heaven of Ad=
en is located on such island. Jeffery Wilson was accompanied with dr. \ Tho=
mas Porter =E2=80=93 who was concerned with taking samples from the corpses=
 of the aboriginals to put them in a museum in London as they were about to=
 become extinct.=20
Then, the novel becomes concerned about the events and the situations at su=
ch area colonialized by the white and treated its aboriginals (with dark sk=
in) with superiority. They seized and captured their natural environment an=
d left them victims for diseases they did not know before. So, they died of=
 such diseased. In addition, a lot of them were killed by gunshots. "Bivay"=
 =E2=80=93 who was a hbrid =E2=80=93 stated that he came to this world due =
to the pregnancy caused to his mother who was raped by a white settler. He =
decided to fight such settlers by using arrows of his own make. With the la=
pse of time, other fighters =E2=80=93 who were also born from rapes committ=
ed by the settlers against the aboriginal women - joined him.
Of course, we were all shocked when we heard the news transmitted by the ne=
ws agencies regarding the declaration of Australian Army Commander with the=
 existence of reliable proofs stated that there were some soldiers from Aus=
tralian Special Forces killed illegally a number no less than 39 civilian A=
fghans who were not veterans. Such declaration was based on an investigatio=
n conducted by Canberra for years.            =20
He said: "To the Afghan People and on behalf of the Australian Defense Forc=
es, I truly and without any reservation present my apology for any violatio=
ns committed by the Australian Soldiers". He indicated that he recommended =
with the necessity to hold a trial for such soldiers with the accusations o=
f committing war crimes.=20
Memories were recalled for the participation of Australia in all US Campaig=
ns executed in Iraq and Afghanistan and other wars in which it participated=
 against peaceful countries which did not commit any harm or have any secre=
t enmity. The harm and suffering experienced by Behrouz Boochani and such r=
ape and genocide crimes executed against the aboriginals observed in the no=
vel were actually taken place in addition to the declaration of the Austral=
ian Army with its crimes committed against the Afghani civilians are a simp=
le brief for the black history of Australia in the field of human rights.
Aboriginal Australian People