Clockwise from top: Muzafar Ali Safarali, Mohammad Ali Ayubi, Baquer Husani, Mohammed Amini Zamen and Awaz Nader.
Australian authorities have released photographs of the five Afghan asylum seekers who were killed in April in an explosion on their boat shortly after it was intercepted by Australian authorities near Ashmore Reef. The boat was attempting to travel to Australia from Indonesia. Some survivors of the blast were severely burned.
An investigation into the deaths is still in progress. Video of the incident reportedly shows Australian Defence personnel pushing survivors back into the water as they tried to swim to a rescue boat. The Northern Territory Coroner which is conducting an investigation has prevented the video footage from being made public.
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MIGRANTS AT SEA 
I want to know if you have some news or information about the missing bot with 107 on board Afghan asylum seeker on october 2009 which left Indonisia to Australia, since that date we heard nothing.Write me back if you you know something. my e-mail (ali-qawir@ hotmail.com)best regard Ali qawir sweden
Here are some Australian organisations which might be able to assist you:
Jesuit Refugee Service
http://www.jrs.org.au/
PO Box 522, Kings Cross, NSW 1340 or
24 Roslyn Street Kings Cross
New South Wales
Australia 2011
Tel 02 9356 3888
Tel 02 9356 3021
info@jrs.org.au
Asylum Seeker Resource Centre
http://www.asrc.org.au/
Phone: (03) 9326 6066
Fax: (03) 9326 5199
12 Batman Street, West Melbourne,VIC 3003
Email: home.of.human.rights@asrc.org.au
Immigration Advice & Rights Centre
Level 5, 362 Kent St,
SYDNEY NSW 2000
http://www.iarc.asn.au/index.html
Telephone
International: (your local international code) + 61-2-9279 4300
From within Australia: (02) 9279 4300
A Just Australia Inc
http://www.ajustaustralia.com/home.php
Suite 4A6, 410 Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010
phone: 02 8090 8864
fax: 02 9211-9288
email: mail@ajustaustralia.com