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Advocates welcome ‘significant’ number of releases but raise questions over ‘bizarre’ process

The Crown is appealing a High Court decision that a 501 deportee from Australia had human rights breached. Meanwhile, an advocate for deportees says she's had an influx of queries after the decision.

Download logoAfricans and people of African descent are exposed to multi-faceted forms of racial discrimination, xenophobia and systemic racism in all

What are 501s and why is the policy so controversial?

<strong>Exclusive: </strong>With almost no publicly available information about ‘Apods’, researchers say the lack of transparency is concerning for human rights

‘Serious concern’ raised about ‘very low’ age of criminal responsibility in report issued after suspended tour

The UN Committee against Torture (CAT) on Friday issued its findings on Australia, Chad, El Salvador, Malawi, Somalia and Uganda after reviewing the States parties in the latest session, as well as the final version of the concluding observations on Nicaragua provisionally adopted during its previous session. The findings contain the Committee's main concerns and recommendations on

A delegation from New Zealand has met with United Nations officials demanding an apology, accountability and financial compensation from the Australian gov

Download logoThe UN Committee against Torture (CAT) on Friday issued its findings on Australia, Chad, El Salvador, Malawi, Somalia and Uganda after

Australia's Home Affairs minister Clare O'Neil has ignored its controversial 501 deportation policy when speaking about the rights of New Zealanders living in Australia.