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Of people trying to reach australia by boat, but carries with it obvious concerns. indeed, madeline. you point out that the strategy failed, but specifically, the aim of ensuring that not more refugees would come to australia's shores, was there any improvement in those figures? in fact, the situation went backwards. in the first year of offshore processing, more than 24,000 people arrived in australia by boat. to put that number in context in the previous year, the number of people arriving by boat in australia was in the hundreds or at its peak. perhaps five or 6000. that lead to 24,000 or m...

"inhuman and cruel" is how many human rights organisations are calling the british government's new scheme to send asylum—seekers 4000 miles to the east african country of rwanda to have their claim processed. similar allegations were made against the australian government when they processed asylum—seekers offshore on the islands of nauru, and manus in papua new guinea. the australian government has since abandoned the use of offshore processing and now pursues a policy of turning back all boats heading for its shores. for more on this, i'm joined now by madison gleeson, a senior research...

Offshore processing is a failed policy that continues to haemorrhage cash, destroy lives and erode the international system for refugee protection.

Years in australia, including many in offshore processing, and they want to see the media focus attention on their plight in this situation, as well as novak djokovic's as well. and novak d'okovic's as well. and in one novak djokovic's as well. and in one sense _ novak djokovic's as well. and in one sense it _ novak djokovic's as well. and in one sense it is _ novak djokovic's as well. and in one sense it is working? yes, and they are saying to us, you know, we don't want anyone detained. we know what it's like to be here for nine years in these inhumane conditions and wejoin with in these inh...

The mounting urgency about asylum seekers trying to reach the UK by boat does not sweep aside the need for reasoned and rational policymaking.