The show was very interesting, I reckon that they need to do more of this, to show people that live in their own bubble that some of their problems are nothing compared to what some people face day to day.
And just to show people what the world is like, that it is not a perfect place and that every country is different, and that no body has the same opinion and that if you put them in a situation like those people have been, their opinions will change from their starting thoughts, nobody's opinion would stay the same as it was to start off, of course it will change a little bit.
They were excited at first but when their phones, wallets and passports and aren't told where they are going they get nervous and Edgy.
One of the places where they go is Malaysia, the place is wrecked almost everything almost looks broken or dirty. Windows are smashed, cramped sleep and stay in that same room day and night, 55 or 50 people stay in that room, and the kids don't leave the apartment or they would get detained or locked up because they are illegally there, the parents aren't aloud to work.
Thanks for your reflection Katie, glad that you found the series insightful. Good use of examples from the series too. Keep checking your spelling (aloud/allowed). It is good to hear of stories of the experiences of refugees and asylum seekers, to develop our understanding of how the world works. Well done, Ms Lidgerwood
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