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The United Nations is among several high-powered groups demanding an end to indefinite detention, saying it violates international law

Mostafa "Moz" Azimitabar will appeal a ruling that found hotel detention for refugees lacked 'human decency' but was legal.

The science importer force officials and police officers and authorities, the church is to a greatjob of trying to raise awareness that means more people into being referred to as being potential victims and until recently, really concerning migration act which was passed last week, it would been fair to say that confidence in the system had been growing and im afraid that all the skins we made in the last five or ten years about to be reversed because of the legislation has been passed last wee...

Advocates are urging the government to lift health-related visa restrictions imposed on migrants living with HIV.

A terminally ill man who was told he would be deported from Australia has been granted a temporary visa. He will now be reunited his family to spend his final days with loved ones.

Recent inquiries have brought to light the lack of accountability from government institutions engaging in cruelty and human rights abuses.

A terminally ill man who has spent all bar 10 months of his life in Australia is facing deportation to the UK, despite not having been there since 1974 when he was a baby.

Viliami Teukava Fakavamo Paki, 24, was born in New Zealand and moved to Emerald in Queenslands Central Highlands where he grew up before signing with QRL club Mackay Cutters in 2018.

The Australian Government robbed Moz of 8 years of his life - but they failed to break his spirit. We must all stand with Moz in his fight for justice.

The death of a refugee at Villawood Detention Centre is the latest indictment of the bipartsian cruelty towards refugees in Australia. Pip Hinman reports.