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2022 Federal election: Refugee policies of Liberal-National Coalition, Labor and The Greens

26 April 2022

Reports News

The Federal Budget: What it means for refugees and people seeking humanitarian protection

7 May 2022

Reports

Possibilities and impediments to cross-border movement in Afghanistan

14 February 2022

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Reports

15,000 places for Afghan nationals over four years: Why Australians are disappointed

28 February 2022

Reports

Facilitating humanitarian arrivals in the context of global vaccine inequities

11 February 2022

Other reports and publications

On this page, you can find and read interesting publications on refugees, published by us, our members and friends.

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Publications about Australia

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News Reports

UN member states challenge Australia’s refugee and asylum policies

22 January 2021

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Reports

Seven years on: An overview of Australia’s offshore processing policies

16 July 2020

Interesting publications

Report on volunteering and settlement in Australia survey

14 June 2021

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Refugee Education SIG Interesting publications

University a pathway to meaningful lives for people seeking asylum

12 April 2019

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Reports

Barriers and exclusions: The support needs of newly arrived refugees with a disability

19 February 2019

Reports

Until when: The forgotten men of Manus Island

21 November 2018

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Reports

Australia’s man-made crisis on Nauru

4 October 2020

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Reports

Recent changes in Australian refugee policy

1 March 2021

Interesting publications

Lethal hopelessness: Understanding and responding to asylum seeker distress and mental deterioration

1 February 2019

Reports

A Platform for Change: Reforming Australian refugee policy

13 April 2022

Interesting publications

Cancelling visas on ‘character’ grounds: The Ombudsman reports

25 January 2019

Reports

The need for constructive Australian intervention on forced displacement in Myanmar

11 January 2019

Publications about our region

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Interesting publications

Reflections on World Refugee Day from a refugee in Indonesia

22 February 2021

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Reports

After the boats have stopped: Refugees stranded in Indonesia and Australia’s containment policies

14 November 2018

Reports

Report on the Annual Tripartite Consultations on Resettlement

26 January 2019

Reports

A Platform for Change: Reforming Australian refugee policy

13 April 2022

Interesting publications

Labour migration as complementary pathways for refugees in the Asia-Pacific

2 February 2019

Reports

The need for constructive Australian intervention on forced displacement in Myanmar

11 January 2019

Other publications

Interesting publications

Refugees live in destitution in Indonesia: Years of limbo and suffering leads refugees to protests for many weeks now for resettlement

10 January 2022

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About us Media Reports

RCOA Impact Report 2020-21

20 December 2021

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Reports

Economic benefits of transitioning refugees from temporary to permanent visas

17 November 2021

News Reports

UN member states challenge Australia’s refugee and asylum policies

22 January 2021

News Reports

Homelessness and hunger among people seeking asylum during COVID-19

14 June 2021

Reports News

The Federal Budget: What it means for refugees and people seeking humanitarian protection

7 October 2020

We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land we work on - the Gadigal people of the Eora nation, and the Wurrundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We pay respects to elders past and present, and acknowledge sovereignty was never ceded. We also acknowledge the unique role Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people have in welcoming refugees and people seeking asylum to this land.