Asylum Seekers Face Difficult Times Following Australia's Change In Law

CISARUA, INDONESIA - DECEMBER 14: Asif Ali an ethnic Hazara policeman from Quetta, Pakistan speaks to a friend on his phone at the house he shares with 6 fellow asylum seekers on December 14, 2013 in Cisarua, Indonesia. Nearly 5 months after a new Australian policy making resettlement for asylum seekers arriving illegally by boat much more difficult, there are still thousands of asylum seekers in Cisaarua, a mountain town south of Jakarta, who are waiting for a chance to go to another country. They are not allowed to work in Indonesia, so their days are filled mainly with endless cups of tea, conversation, staying fit, and simply waiting; sometimes for years. (Photo by Ed Wray/Getty Images)