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Briefing paper

Facilitating humanitarian arrivals in the context of global vaccine inequities

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Refugee settlement Refugees Temporary visas Australia
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Facilitating humanitarian arrivals in the context of global vaccine inequities 346.32 KB
Description

From the start of the COVID-19 pandemic until the end of 2021, border restrictions have meant only a trickle of refugee and humanitarian visa holders have been allowed to enter Australia. This briefing paper outlines steps that state and federal governments can take to facilitate refugee resettlement in the context of global vaccine inequities.

Publication Details
Copyright:
Refugee Council of Australia 2022
Access Rights Type:
open
Post date:
14 Feb 2022

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