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Peak Australian medical body calls for release of the Tamil Biloela family from detention

Share on Twitter The peak professional body for doctors in Australia has called for the release of the Tamil asylum seeker family held on Christmas Island as they prepare to spend their third holiday period in detention. It comes after around 700 paediatricians and healthcare workers signed an open letter expressing grave concerns about the harm prolonged detention is having on the development of children Kopika, five, and Tharunicaa, three.  The Australian-born sisters and their parents, Nades and Priya, are the only family group detained on Christmas Island, located about 150 kilometres off the Indonesian coast. “The Australian Medical Association shares the concerns of these eminent paediatricians and other healthcare workers about the harms being caused to these two young children by being in detention for so long and at such a crucial time in their development,” AMA President Omar Khorshid said on Tuesday. 

Australia vowed to never let these refugees settle on its soil Some just got visas

Australia vowed to never let these refugees settle on its soil. Some just got visas CNN 12/21/2020 By Hilary Whiteman, CNN © James Ross/EPA/EFE/Shutterstock Refugees at the Mantra Hotel before they were moved to a new hotel used as a detention center. The day Farhad Bandesh turned 39, he heard the words he d come to believe weren t possible, after almost eight years in Australian immigration detention facilities: You re free to go. For years, the Australian government had vowed never to allow asylum seekers like Bandesh, who had been processed on offshore immigration centers in Papua New Guinea and the Pacific nation of Nauru, to settle on its soil.

Grandmothers march in time for refugees - MPNEWS

Grandmothers march in time for refugees Human rights: Grandmothers out in force in Mornington on Human Rights Day included Thalia Collard, Ann Renkin and, front, Viv Daniels, Denise Hassett, Marilyn Hobbs, Georgie Stubbs, Marg Darcy, Pat Sullivan, Carolyn Ketels. Picture: Supplied GRANDMOTHERS were out in force in Mornington on Human Rights Day to bring attention to the plight of refugees being held in detention by the federal government. Grandmothers for Refugees and Friends of Grandmothers walked along Main Street on Wednesday 9 December in support of the Time for a Home Campaign aimed at freeing refugees held in Australia and overseas.

Simon Birmingham loses trade portfolio after officially complaining about China to the WTO

Share In the pre-Christmas reshuffle, announced on Friday, Simon Birmingham has lost the trade portfolio just two days after formally complaining about China to the World Trade Organisation.  The big winners in the reshuffle ALEX HAWKE: Moves from International Development and the Pacific to Immigration DAN TEHAN: Promoted to Trade from Education and Youth  GREG HUNT: Adds Aged Care to his Health responsibilities ALAN TUDGE:  Climbs to Education and Youth from Cities, Urban Infrastructure and Population ANDREW HASTIE: Joins the ministry as Assistant Defence Minister  Advertisement Senator Birmingham, the leading Liberal moderate from South Australia, took on the senior Finance portfolio at the end of October, following Mathias Cormann s departure from Parliament.

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