adut造句

• Adut sponsors " Savannah Pride ", a Blacktown basketball team.
• Adut spent 18 months in a camp in Kenya.
• Also in 2016 Adut was named NSW Australian of the Year for 2017.
• The first in his family to earn a university degree, Adut graduated with a Bachelor of Laws.
• Along with solicitor Joseph Correy, Adut co-founded AC Law Group and is still a partner.
• Adut is completing his second masters degree, a Master of Laws in Criminal Prosecution at Wollongong University.
• Through the firm Adut supports youths of Western Sydney's Sudanese community " pro bono ".
• On 27 October 2016 Adut was awarded the 2016 Law Society of New South Wales President's Medal.
• In 1995, Adut's older half-brother, John Mac, smuggled Adut out of Sudan under sacks of corn.
• In 1995, Adut's older half-brother, John Mac, smuggled Adut out of Sudan under sacks of corn.
• The United Nations granted both brothers refugee status, and in 1998 when Adut was 14, Australia granted both boys a visa.
• Domestically in Australia, Educating The Future is looking to begin programs in rural NSW and towards refugees, influenced by NSW Australian of the Year Deng Adut's advocacy.
• An acrylic and oil on linen portrait of Adut titled " Deng " by artist Nick Stathopoulos won the People's Choice 2016 award at the Art Gallery of New South Wales.
• Viewed over 2 million times on YouTube, Adut says it " has helped others understand the horrors that see people seek asylum in safer countries ", and helped him promote the importance of education.
• In 2015 Western Sydney University produced a short video about Adut's life, up to his 2012 reunion with his mother, who was still living in Adut's childhood home in South Sedan.
• In 2015 Western Sydney University produced a short video about Adut's life, up to his 2012 reunion with his mother, who was still living in Adut's childhood home in South Sedan.
• Society president Gary Ulman said the award is " testament to [ Adut's ] personal and professional achievements over a number of years, and to his outstanding contribution to the community of Western Sydney ."
• The announcement was made by NSW Premier Mike Baird, who said Adut " has channelled his success into helping hundreds of people in the state's Sudanese community navigate their way through the Australian legal system ."
• Adut founded the John Mac Foundation in honour of his half-brother, John Mac Acuek, who helped Adut escape South Sudan and died in 2014 while leading an effort to rescue South Sudanese civilians from ongoing conflict.
• Adut founded the John Mac Foundation in honour of his half-brother, John Mac Acuek, who helped Adut escape South Sudan and died in 2014 while leading an effort to rescue South Sudanese civilians from ongoing conflict.