Australian immigration and asylum
Latest news affecting Australian immigration and asylum from the Guardian
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Rwandan community doesn’t want genocide victims’ families living in Australia to experience additional trauma
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Two men accused of killing tourists were resettled despite being members of a group on a terrorist exclusion list, as judge in their case brands them ‘dangerous’
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For the first time in five years, asylum seekers were briefly detained on Christmas Island
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Refugee support groups have criticised the move, pointing out the department’s border security focus
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How do we fit the horror of Manus into our hearts? The least we can do is maintain our brutal vigil
First Dog on the MoonWe have never met but know that you are loved
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The new assistant minister for multicultural affairs has faced criticism for divisive rhetoric on ‘African gangs’
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Majority of people brought from Manus Island and Nauru through the government’s own referral system, which previously ignored cases for up to five years
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Spike in suicide attempts reported on Manus and Nauru in days since Australian election
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On Sunday, 300 people from all over the world will become Australian citizens at a ‘giant scale’ ceremony the AFL says celebrates the cultural diversity of the region
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Australia’s government faces questions over secret deal with US in which the men were granted humanitarian visas
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Ai Ling Zhou was 25 when Hawke allowed her and thousands of other Chinese students to stay in Australia after the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. On the day after Hawke’s death, her son Naaman Zhou asked her to look back
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Exclusive: US advice was that the men, who have refugee status and were accused of murdering tourists in Uganda in 1999, presented no security threat
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Morrison evades questions over suspected murderers allowed into Australia. This blog has now closed
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Labor leader gives hope to Sri Lankan family and their Australian-born children detained since losing appeal for asylum
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In the well-heeled Sydney seat, the independent Zali Steggall has become a lightning rod for local insurgents and Tony Abbott stalwarts alike, writes Anne Davies
A new cage: Coming to Australia from Nauru has failed to free refugee women