Australia may be next for Rohingya refugees ‘running out of places to go’

Australia may be next for Rohingya refugees ‘running out of places to go’

Fleeing violence and squalid conditions in the world’s largest refugee camp in Bangladesh,the persecuted Muslim minority from Myanmar is desperate.

  • byChris Barrett

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Gillian Triggs says no one is copying Australia’s refugee policies

Gillian Triggs says no one is copying Australia’s refugee policies

UNHCR’s outgoing Assistant High Commissioner for Protection says the UK’s failure to send asylum seekers offshore has demonstrated to the rest of Europe that hardline methods don’t work.

  • byLatika Bourke
Caravan of 6000 migrants marching towards US border

Caravan of 6000 migrants marching towards US border

A sprawling caravan of migrants from Central America,Venezuela,Cuba and other countries is trekking through Mexico and headed towards the US border.

  • byEdgar Clemente
Asylum seekers flown to Nauru after landing on WA coast

Asylum seekers flown to Nauru after landing on WA coast

Nine News reported some of the asylum seekers were from Pakistan and paid $US10,000 ($15,250) each for the journey from Indonesia.

  • byAngus Thompson andKaruni Rompies
Boat from Indonesia arrives on Australian shores

Boat from Indonesia arrives on Australian shores

The federal government is under pressure to explain how up to 12 people landed on a remote part of the West Australian coast undetected.

  • byAngus Thompson
Sunak sends officials to Rwanda to support deportations,as party revolt builds

Sunak sends officials to Rwanda to support deportations,as party revolt builds

The British plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda had been hampered by a supreme court ruling,but Britain’s prime minister says he has a solution that will placate his party.

  • byWill Hazell andDominic Penna
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Released detainees have done their time. Let them be

Released detainees have done their time. Let them be

The only reason the detainees were in immigration detention was because they did not have a visa – not because they were serving a sentence.

  • bySanmati Verma
‘Unlawful’:Supreme Court rules against UK plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

‘Unlawful’:Supreme Court rules against UK plan to send asylum seekers to Rwanda

The UK Supreme Court has ruled that the British government’s scheme to send asylum seekers to Rwanda as part of an Australian-style immigration policy is unlawful.

  • byMichael Holden andSam Tobin
Misused millions:Top spy’s secret report slams Home Affairs
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Misused millions:Top spy’s secret report slams Home Affairs

Dennis Richardson’s classified inquiry is a scathing assessment of how hundreds of millions of dollars were managed in the so-called Pacific Solution.

  • byNick McKenzie andMichael Bachelard
‘Millions on planes’:Boat focus blinded Home Affairs to real abuses,says Nixon
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‘Millions on planes’:Boat focus blinded Home Affairs to real abuses,says Nixon

Former top cop Christine Nixon reveals that,as rorters and criminals flooded the visa system,the authorities went missing.

  • byNick McKenzie andMichael Bachelard
Dutton claimed to be a hard man on asylum seekers,but his failure was epic

Dutton claimed to be a hard man on asylum seekers,but his failure was epic

The opposition leader made an audacious claim this week to blame Labor for creating the mess. The facts show his claim to be false.

  • byDavid Crowe