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Operation Zufolo: Australia deployed a 'charade' to sustain indefinite immigration detention – it failed | Australian immigration and asylum - Vimarsana News

Operation Zufolo: Australia deployed a 'charade' to sustain indefinite immigration detention – it failed | Australian immigration and asylum

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> The federal government set out to show it was trying to deport non-citizens, knowing there was a risk a key high court ruling could be overturned. But an insider says it was purely symbolic

Andrew Giles faces years of litigation as he fights to prevent another disastrous defeat on immigration | Paul Karp - Vimarsana News

Andrew Giles faces years of litigation as he fights to prevent another disastrous defeat on immigration | Paul Karp

The immigration minister generally has a reputation as the most sued person in Australia. This year the legal terrain got even rockier

Hundreds more immigration detainees could be released in sequel to NZYQ high court ruling - Vimarsana News

Hundreds more immigration detainees could be released in sequel to NZYQ high court ruling

Attorney general applies to have case heard by high court to end legal uncertainty on detainees who refuse to cooperate on deportation

Freed immigration detainee sues Australian government for damages for alleged false imprisonment - Vimarsana News

Freed immigration detainee sues Australian government for damages for alleged false imprisonment

Stateless Kurdish man’s compensation case is the first sparked by high court ruling that indefinite detention is unlawful

High Court decision: Minister confirms number of released detainees could increase to 340 - Vimarsana News

High Court decision: Minister confirms number of released detainees could increase to 340

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said it was “very unlikely” that all 340 people in a larger cohort of detainees will be freed by the High Court’s ruling – but can’t be sure that’s the case until next year.

Source: smh.com.au