In an Australian offshore detention centre, a Syrian army medic refugee and her daughter fight for a visa to Australia despite the corrupt authorities and building tensions between the refugees.

>>fight for their right to peace and safety

What does peace and safety look like? On screen, it looks like getting into Australia. That's the object goal that is the solution to lack of ?the peace and safety?. So frame a logline in terms of the specific objective goal (a visual) that solves the general problem. In the ?Star Wars: A New Hope? the Death Star threatens peace and safety for everyone. Ergo. the objective goal: destroy the Death Star.

>>Not sure how real it is
I should think that veracity would be an the feature that sells the series. And what keeps the audience coming back week after week. Truth is stranger than fiction ? and more interesting.

>>fight for their right to peace and safety

What does peace and safety look like? On screen, it looks like getting into Australia. That's the object goal that is the solution to lack of ?the peace and safety?. So frame a logline in terms of the specific objective goal (a visual) that solves the general problem. In the ?Star Wars: A New Hope? the Death Star threatens peace and safety for everyone. Ergo. the objective goal: destroy the Death Star.

>>Not sure how real it is
I should think that veracity would be an the feature that sells the series. And what keeps the audience coming back week after week. Truth is stranger than fiction ? and more interesting.

After reading dpg's insightful comments, consider:

First sentence - about bravely escaping civil war with her daughter
Second sentence - now she must wage her own war against corrupt system by doing x