Australian immigration and asylum
Latest news affecting Australian immigration and asylum from the Guardian
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Protesters with pro-democracy movement ‘face the dangers of prosecution’, says advocate, as protection visa applications increase
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Report on the cost of offshore detention points to contractor Paladin’s 22.5% profit margin and $14m mobilisation fee
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Postcards from the pandemic The Iranian refugee writing songs of love from his ‘luxury torture cell’
Moz Azimi’s friend was killed on Manus Island in 2014. Seven years later, he is still in detention with the threat of Covid-19, and nothing but music to give him hope
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Startling numbers of temporary visa holders are reported to be struggling amid coronavirus shutdowns
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Working with refugees as a volunteer doctor has made me appreciate my good fortune
Ranjana SrivastavaThe antidote to feeling overwhelmed in uncertain times is turning our gaze outward and helping those in greater need
Peter Dutton’s confidence in ignoring the judiciary mocks Australia’s system of government