Australia: Appalling Abuse, Neglect of Refugees on Nauru
Investigation on Remote Pacific Island Finds Deliberate Abuse Hidden Behind Wall of Secrecy
Nauru
February 15, 2022
Australia: End Indefinite, Arbitrary Immigration Detention
Australian authorities continue to indefinitely detain 32 refugees and asylum seekers at the same facility where Novak Djokovic was held, one month since the world tennis star’s detention brought international attention to their plight.
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Australia: End Indefinite, Arbitrary Immigration Detention
A Month Since Tennis Star’s Deportation, No Change for Detained Refugees
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Submission by Human Rights Watch on the Inquiry into the Ending Indefinite and Arbitrary Immigration Detention Bill 2021
January 27, 2022
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Australia: 8 Years of Abusive Offshore Asylum Processing
Governments Should Reject Costly, Harmful Policy for Refugees, Asylum Seekers
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Australia: National Security Laws Chill Free Speech
Refugees, Health Care, and Criminal Justice Top Agenda
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Letter to Australian Minister for Foreign Affairs Marise Payne
Re: Protecting Human Rights in Australia’s Foreign Policy
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Australia: Protect Human Rights in Foreign Policy
Human Rights Council Seat Demands Greater Leadership
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