What next for #Manus_Island asylum seekers?
Australia has agreed to close a detention centre on a Pacific island that is used to house asylum seekers.
Manus Island is part of Papua New Guinea (PNG). Its Supreme Court ruled in April that holding people in such a camp was unconstitutional.
So, what could happen next to about 850 men currently being held on the Pacific island?
▻http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-36150758
#asile #migrations #réfugiés #Australie #externalisation
Australia to close Manus Island asylum centre
Australia has agreed to close a controversial asylum seeker detention centre in Papua New Guinea (PNG).
▻http://www.bbc.com/news/world-australia-37104363
#fermeture #enfin_une_bonne_nouvelle
Australia confirms Manus Island immigration detention centre will close
Immigration minister Peter Dutton offers no details on plans for the 854 detainees, but says none will be resettled in Australia
Keep turn-backs and close the camps: leading human rights thinkers call for closure of Manus and Nauru
The release of the Nauru files—the 2,000 leaked incident reports, which include allegations of violence, sexual assault, self harm and degrading living conditions on Nauru—have focussed attention once again on Australia’s regime of offshore processing.
▻http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/breakfast/keep-turn-backs-and-close-the-camps:-leading/7734324
Will Australia Really Close the Manus Island Detention Center?
Yesterday, the governments of Papua New Guinea (PNG) and Australia announced the closure of the Manus Island detention center. After more than three years of keeping more than 800 asylum seeker and refugee men in limbo, have the governments caved to domestic and international pressure to close the camps?
▻https://www.hrw.org/news/2016/08/18/will-australia-really-close-manus-island-detention-center
Manus Island centre set to close – but where to for the detainees?
The Manus Island Regional Processing Centre – one of the two key sites of Australia’s offshore immigration detention regime – will close. A date is not set, nor any arrangement confirmed for resettling the 854 men still detained there.
▻https://theconversation.com/manus-island-centre-set-to-close-but-where-to-for-the-detainees-640
Asylum seekers: Turnbull government to hand cash bonuses of $20K for seekers to give up resettlement
AUSTRALIA will offer asylum seekers shipped to Papua New Guinea secret cash bonuses of over $20,000 to go home and give up hope of resettlement.
▻http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/asylum-seekers-turnbull-government-to-hand-cash-bonuses-of-20k-for-seekers-to-give-up-resettlement/news-story/d4ff63f11c376cbef629b003604a6da1
Australia confirms Manus Island immigration detention centre will close
Immigration minister Peter Dutton offers no details on plans for the 854 detainees, but says none will be resettled in Australia
▻https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/aug/17/manus-island-detention-centre-to-close-australia-and-papua-new-guinea-a
The judge who unmade Manus Island on why offshore detention has no future
Papua New Guinea’s Justice #Terence_Higgins says Australia should have known the detention centre would not survive constitutional challenge
▻https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2016/dec/24/the-judge-who-unmade-manus-island-on-why-offshore-detention-has-no-futu
Manus Island detention centre to close by year’s end, inquest told
Senior Australian government bureaucrat tells Hamid Kehazaei inquest Papua New Guinean government wants centre closed before 2018
To Close Camps, Australia Must Not Send Asylum Seekers Back to Danger
Following reports of forced deportations from Manus Island, Jane McAdam, director of UNSW’s Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law, explains why asylum seekers at the Australian-run offshore detention center have not had a fair chance of gaining refugee status.
▻https://www.newsdeeply.com/refugees/community/2017/02/17/to-close-camps-australia-must-not-send-asylum-seekers-back-to-danger
Second death : Manus detainee #Hamid_Kehazaei has life support switched off
The family of asylum seeker Hamid Kehazaei has made the decision to switch off the 24-year-old’s life support in Brisbane and to donate his organs in Australia.
The Iranian asylum seeker has been on life support in Brisbane’s Mater Hospital since last week when he was evacuated to the mainland from Papua New Guinea, where he was being held in the Manus Island detention centre. His organs will be donated in Australia.
▻http://www.watoday.com.au/federal-politics/political-news/second-death-manus-detainee-hamid-kehazaei-has-life-support-switched-off
#mourir_en_détention #Australie #Manus_island #décès #détention #détention_administrative #réfugiés #asile #migration #rétention
La première personne décédée en détention à Manus Island : #Reza_Barati
Immigration detention doctors ‘should consider boycott’, says MJA article
Ethicist co-author calls it ‘unacceptable’ that asylum seekers are subject to standard of care lower than elsewhere in Australia
