Aziz leaves the detention centre for the first time in nearly three years and finally meets Michael Green, the journalist he has been sending the audio messages that made this podcast possible

Produced by the Wheeler Centre and published by Guardian Australia, the podcast chronicles life on Manus Island for Abdul Aziz Muhamat

While fasting for his third Ramadan inside detention, Aziz tells us about what it’s like getting a view of Australia through Facebook and online news

After months of interviews, Aziz finally sits facing an immigration officer and an interpreter, about to find out whether he’s been granted refugee status. But he’s too angry to talk about that. What he’d rather know is why he’s just spent weeks locked in a jail cell in Lorengau, before being abruptly released without charge. In this episode Aziz talks about the hunger strike that lead to his imprisonment, and why he continues to pursue big and small acts of resistance – despite the consequences

In this episode we look two sides of arriving in Australia by boat: Aziz tells what it is like to make those journeys, and a former immigration official reflects on trying to prevent them

Officials tell refugees on Manus Island that they have two options: be resettled in Papua New Guinea or go home. In this episode, Aziz tells us why he can’t accept either

What is it like living in the Manus Island detention centre? Detainee Aziz talks about his experiences and a former Manus Island psychologist describes what it’s like watching people break down