Page 49 - Migration Act News Today

Former detainee, Kurdish-Iranian refugee Mostafa ‘Moz’ Azimitabar, seeks compensation from the Federal Government for what he alleges was unlawful detention. By Maeve Elrington

Organised by the Refugee Action Coalition (RAC), the rally was endorsed by various groups, including the Australian Rohingya Women's Development Association…

The Albanese government on Thursday quietly endorsed one of the High Court’s most radical decisions by abandoning an attempt to restore the Commonwealth’s power to deport Aboriginal non-citizens.

Cubans' inability to freely enter the country calls the regime into question…but also the United Nations system.

Kurdish refugee Moz Azimitabar is taking the Commonwealth to court over his time in two Melbourne hotels, known as Alternative Places of Detention.

The revelation comes as the court considers whether immigration detention facilities in Melbourne, Brisbane and Adelaide were established unlawfully.

Mostafa Azimitabar’s case could have implications for hundreds of fellow refugees and asylum seekers similarly detained in makeshift detention centres.

Two brothers who co-founded a now-outlawed bikie gang - and helped lead the crusade against South Australia's anti-gang laws - face being deported to New Zealand.

Up to 20 migrants and asylum seekers who have committed crimes are detained at the Meriton Hotel – some for years

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has flagged Australia will use a "common sense" approach to the deportation of New Zealanders convicted of a crime across the Tasman.