"Despite the legal and humanitarian shortcomings of Australia’s tough stance on asylum seekers, a recent poll by MUR Research shows 60 percent of Australians want the government to “increase the severity” of its treatment of asylum seekers as a means to combat the dangerous people smuggling business that in recent years has flourished in Indonesia."
Yes, because we should punish refugees seeking safety, not the people smugglers. Also quite disgusting that those 46 genuine refugees are still in detention without any legal recourse nor explanation for their negative security assessment.
Yes, because we should punish refugees seeking safety, not the people smugglers. Also quite disgusting that those 46 genuine refugees are still in detention without any legal recourse nor explanation for their negative security assessment.
Australia Will Keep Detaining Refugees Indefinitely, Whatever the World Thinks | TIME
