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Children in limbo after parents stuck on bridging visas | Namoi Valley Independent - Vimarsana News

Children in limbo after parents stuck on bridging visas | Namoi Valley Independent

Hundreds of Australian-born children are in limbo because their parents are stuck on bridging or temporary protective visas while they have become citizens.

Source: nvi.com.au
The government's new immigration measures are 'deeply troubling' and 'rushed', lawyers say - Vimarsana News

The government's new immigration measures are 'deeply troubling' and 'rushed', lawyers say

Experts argue that the Albanese government's new measures for people released from indefinite detention, including ankle monitors and harsh penalties, might have replaced one form of harm with another.

Source: sbs.com.au
Legal experts, psychiatrists and refugee advocates eagerly await release of detainees - Vimarsana News

Legal experts, psychiatrists and refugee advocates eagerly await release of detainees

Legal experts, pyschiatrists and refugee advocates are celebrating a High Court decision which has found indefinite immigration to be illegal. One man has been already released and dozens more could be freed in coming days.

Source: sbs.com.au
Federal government could pay millions in compensation over asylum seeker data breach - Vimarsana News

Federal government could pay millions in compensation over asylum seeker data breach

Breach, discovered by Guardian Australia, resulted in information being used to allegedly threaten some in detention

Neil Para wins a visa, but 9999 asylum seekers remain in limbo - Vimarsana News

Neil Para wins a visa, but 9999 asylum seekers remain in limbo

Refugee rights campaigners welcome the news that asylum seeker Neil Para and his family have been granted permanent visas, but say Labor needs to grant permanent visas to 9999 others. Kerry Smith reports.