7.4K views · 173 reactions | Photojournalist and former asylum seeker Barat Ali Batoor documented his boat journey to Australia, later winning awards for the images. That boat crashed off the coast of Indonesia and never made it to Australia. Mr Ali Batoor was eventually recognised as a refugee by the Australian government and granted a visa. Catch his story tonight on SBS World News as part of our First Day series. #FirstDaySBS | SBS News | Facebook

Meet Barat Ali Batoor, Lead Organiser at the ASRC. As the driving force behind the Community, Advocacy and Power Program (CAPP), Batoor is empowering future leaders with lived experience of seeking asylum, through advocacy and action. Listen as he shares his passion for supporting CAPP students and building a strong, united community. #TeamASRC #MeetTheTeam | Asylum Seeker Resource Centre (ASRC)

17K views · 133 reactions | "We didn't expect that any of us would survive." Photographer Barat Ali Batoor shares the stories behind two of his most famous series, including his account of his own failed journey to Australia as an asylum seeker, with ABC RN: ab.co/1Z9ekDj | ABC News | Facebook

81 reactions · 7 comments | More than 60% tickets are sold for the SYDNEY premiere of BATOOR: A Refugee Journey. The screening will be followed by a Q&A session with myself and the award winning journalist Mark Davis. Buy your tickets here: https://loom.ly/CpEmv-k | Barat Ali Batoor | Facebook

1.5K views · 107 reactions | Barat Ali Batoor on Reels | Facebook

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4.7K views · 264 reactions | Screening of my film 'BATOOR: A Refugee Journey' at Apollo Bay Community Hall on 17 March, 2023. It will be followed by a Q&A session with Richard Di Natale and myself. Thank you Apollo Bay Rural Australians for Refugees - ABRAR for organising this event. I look forward to seeing some of you on 17 March, 2023. | Barat Ali Batoor | Facebook