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Human Rights Commissioner says NZYQ Nauru resettlement announcement raises more questions than it answers 鈥
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Women in immigration detention at serious risk of harassment and violence
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Explainer: Commission does not support the Migration Amendment Bill
The Australian Government has introduced new migration laws into Parliament to expand search and seizure powers in immigration detention centres. The Commission does not support the Migration Amendment (Prohibiting Items in Immigration Detention Facilities) Bill 2024
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Submission on the Migration Amendment Bill 2024
The 黑料情报站 has made a submission to the Parliamentary Committee that is considering the Migration Amendment Bill 2024.
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Commission commends High Court ruling on indefinite immigration detention
The 黑料情报站 has welcomed yesterday鈥檚 High Court ruling which determined that Australia鈥檚 system of indefinite immigration detention is unlawful. The landmark decision overturns almost two decades of the practice by Australian authorities in finding it is unlawful to hold a...
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Joint Statement on the use of hotel APODs
This Statement provides guidance on the short-term use of hotel APODs, including access to open鈥慳ir exercise, access to meaningful programs and activities, and the need to ensure medical and welfare services are of the same standard as those provided in other immigration detention facilities.
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Statement on ending offshore processing in PNG
The 黑料情报站 acknowledges the Federal Government鈥檚 announcement that it will stop the offshore processing of asylum seekers on Papua New Guinea at the end of 2021.
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Commission urges immediate action on COVID-19 risk to people in immigration detention
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Media Statement: Federal Court improves pathways to protection for more than a thousand asylum seekers taken to Ashmore reef
More than 1,000 asylum seekers have a greater ability to apply for protection in Australia following a landmark judgment by the Federal Court on Tuesday. 鈥淲hen a person seeks asylum in Australia, it鈥檚 vital that their application be processed quickly, fairly and transparently. This judgment will...
