Report

Still left behind

Stranded refugees and residents on temporary visas must be part of Australia’s re-opening plan
Publisher
Refugees Refugee settlement Temporary visas Australia
Resources
Still left behind
Description

In this report, the authors provide five steps the Morrison Government must include in a fair and inclusive plan to ensure that residents on temporary visas, their family members and refugees whose resettlement in Australia has been put on hold during the pandemic are not left behind.

Publication Details
Copyright:
Human Rights Law Centre 2021
License type:
All Rights Reserved
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
13 Jan 2022

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