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The '''Red Doors Programme''' was the name of a policy of painting the [[door]]s of [[refugee]]s' homes [[red]]. The painting was outsourced by [[3Sol]] and was part of the [[Sorvix]]'s misdirection. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Changes Everything (audio story)|Changes Everything]]'') [[Red Doors]] became the name of a [[terrorism|terrorist]] organisation. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Empty Hand (audio story)|The Empty Hand]]'', etc.) | The '''Red Doors Programme''' was the name of a policy of painting the [[door]]s of [[refugee]]s' homes [[red]]. The painting was outsourced by [[3Sol]] and was part of the [[Sorvix]]'s misdirection. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[Changes Everything (audio story)|Changes Everything]]'') [[Red Doors]] became the name of a [[terrorism|terrorist]] organisation. ([[AUDIO]]: ''[[The Empty Hand (audio story)|The Empty Hand]]'', etc.) | ||
== Behind the scenes == | == Behind the scenes == | ||
The programme was based on a real-life [[scandal]] in which asylum seekers' doors were painted red. ([[BFX]]: ''[[Aliens Among Us 3]]'') | The programme was based on a real-life [[scandal]] in which asylum seekers' doors were painted red, leading to xenophobic attacks and vandalism towards asylum seekers. ([[BFX]]: ''[[Aliens Among Us 3]]'') | ||
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The Red Doors Programme was the name of a policy of painting the doors of refugees' homes red. The painting was outsourced by 3Sol and was part of the Sorvix's misdirection. (AUDIO: Changes Everything) Red Doors became the name of a terrorist organisation. (AUDIO: The Empty Hand, etc.)
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The programme was based on a real-life scandal in which asylum seekers' doors were painted red, leading to xenophobic attacks and vandalism towards asylum seekers. (BFX: Aliens Among Us 3)
