Nauru: A place of abuse and desperation
8 years, 6 months ago

Nauru: A place of abuse and desperation

Al Jazeera  

Following recent revelations, giving further details of conditions for asylum seekers in Australia’s offshore detention network, a former refugee prison camp employee, Natasha Blucher, has told Al Jazeera of her relief at seeing the publication of documents leaked from within the system, reporting on alleged human rights abuses against some 442 people who remain on Nauru as asylum seekers. “It was intensive because there were so many incidents happening.” Process of dehumanisation Aside from major incidents, the leaked documents offer an insight into the banal aspects of life within the Nauru prison camp – arguments and fights among asylum seekers, arguments between detainees and camp staff, and complaints about camp conditions. “It became normal and you would only notice when someone began screaming and collapsing on the ground or beating their head against a fence.” Blucher’s employment on Nauru, from July to October 2014, covered a period of frequent protests and acts of self-harm among asylum seekers. “It’s incredibly frustrating.” The arrival of asylum seekers has been a highly charged political issue in Australia for more than a decade, and Blucher said she hopes that attitudes will change.

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Rights groups slam Australian plan to transfer criminals to Nauru
1 month, 1 week ago

Rights groups slam Australian plan to transfer criminals to Nauru

Raw Story  

by Laura CHUNG Rights groups on Monday denounced an Australian plan to send three violent foreign criminals -- including a murderer -- to live on the tiny Pacific nation of Nauru. Canberra said Sunday it had paid an undisclosed sum to Nauru -- population about 13,000 -- in return for it issuing 30-year visas to the trio, who lost their …

Australia plans to deport 3 violent criminals to Nauru
1 month, 1 week ago

Australia plans to deport 3 violent criminals to Nauru

Associated Press  

MELBOURNE, Australia — Australia will soon deport three violent criminals including a convicted murderer to Nauru even though they are not citizens of the tiny Pacific atoll, after an Australian court ruled that dangerous immigrants can no longer be imprisoned indefinitely. Opposition leader Peter Dutton said on Monday that more than 200 immigrants with criminal records who could not be …

Australia asked to pay compensation for violating rights of asylum seekers in Nauru camps
2 months, 2 weeks ago

Australia asked to pay compensation for violating rights of asylum seekers in Nauru camps

The Independent  

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy policy Australia violated the human rights …

Australia violated rights of asylum seekers held in Nauru, UN watchdog says
2 months, 2 weeks ago

Australia violated rights of asylum seekers held in Nauru, UN watchdog says

Al Jazeera  

The Australian government violated a human rights treaty by detaining a group of asylum seekers, many of them minors, on the remote Pacific island of Nauru, even after they were granted refugee status, a United Nations watchdog has ruled. The UN Human Rights Committee said Australia violated two provisions of the legally binding 1966 International Covenant on Civil and Political …

Nauru Files whistleblower speaks for first time about Australia's offshore detention leak
1 year, 5 months ago

Nauru Files whistleblower speaks for first time about Australia's offshore detention leak

ABC  

'Simone' had a choice: quit her job or fight back. These files will go on to make up the largest leak from inside Australia's system of offshore detention – 2,116 incident reports, involving asylum seekers held on Nauru. "The way the offshore processing centre was run was meant to punish people for seeking asylum," Simone says. On-screen, there was a …

End Days for Australia’s Nauru Detention Center?
1 year, 8 months ago

End Days for Australia’s Nauru Detention Center?

The Diplomat  

The Australian government was expected to begin the process of removing all remaining asylum seekers from the island of Nauru by the end of June, more than a decade after the offshore processing on the tiny Pacific Island was restarted. As Human Rights Watch noted, “few other countries go to such lengths to deliberately inflict suffering on people seeking safety …

Last refugee held on Nauru arrives in Australia
1 year, 9 months ago

Last refugee held on Nauru arrives in Australia

Al Jazeera  

While offshore detention policy is being wound down, campaigners say ‘dark chapter’ will not end until last refugees leave PNG. The last refugee held on the Pacific island of Nauru under Australia’s notorious offshore detention policy has been evacuated to Australia, according to refugee advocacy groups. One chapter of misery is over.” Australia resumed sending refugees to Nauru in 2013 …

Court raises concerns Australia putting relations with Nauru before health of refugees
5 years, 8 months ago

Court raises concerns Australia putting relations with Nauru before health of refugees

ABC  

A Federal Court judge has raised concerns that the Australian Government is putting good relations with Nauru ahead of the health of refugees on the island. Key points: A judge noted the Australian Government had failed to comply with a court order to transfer a refugee to Australia for psychiatric treatment The Australian Government has insisted decisions on transfers are …

Australia’s offshore refugee policy has failed
6 years, 1 month ago

Australia’s offshore refugee policy has failed

Al Jazeera  

Such policies may seem like a quick win with some domestic constituencies, but they are not wins in the long run. I felt desperate because, despite overwhelming evidence of the abuse, for years Australian authorities continued to claim – with no evidence – that the policy of sending asylum seekers to remote offshore locations is the only way to save …

Australia to move child refugees on Nauru to the US
6 years, 1 month ago

Australia to move child refugees on Nauru to the US

Al Jazeera  

Nauru is one of two camps where refugees and asylum seekers were put by Australian government. “Every asylum seeker child has now been removed from Nauru or has had their claim processed and has a clear path off the island,” Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison said on Sunday. Horrid conditions In 2017, Australia closed its Manus detention centre and tried …

Nauru mental health situation equivalent to 'victims of torture', Medecins Sans Frontieres says
6 years, 3 months ago

Nauru mental health situation equivalent to 'victims of torture', Medecins Sans Frontieres says

ABC  

The mental health situation on Nauru is equivalent to that of victims of torture, Medecins Sans Frontieres says, in what it describes as the first independent medical data on mental health conditions on the island. Key points: MSF says offshore processing is to blame for the poor mental health on Nauru Independent Kerryn Phelps plans to table a bill to …

Early warnings of child mental health crisis on Nauru fell on deaf ears, health experts say
6 years, 5 months ago

Early warnings of child mental health crisis on Nauru fell on deaf ears, health experts say

ABC  

Two prominent psychiatrists have accused the Federal Government of ignoring evidence of an unfolding mental health crisis among children on Nauru. Podcast Background Briefing 'Rotting in their rooms' Has the federal government been ignoring the mental health crisis among children in Nauru? The questionnaires asked children and their parents to respond with "certainly true", "somewhat true", or "not true" to …

Pressure mounts on Australia over child refugees held in Nauru
6 years, 5 months ago

Pressure mounts on Australia over child refugees held in Nauru

Al Jazeera  

Hundreds of people marched to the Australian parliament on Tuesday to demand the government suspend its policy of sending asylum seekers and refugees to remote Pacific territories, and bring children already detained on Manus Island to Australia. About 500 protesters representing 30 different groups from around rural Australia, including high school students, took part in the rally, amid mounting concern …

Pressure mounts on Australia over child refugees held in Nauru
6 years, 5 months ago

Pressure mounts on Australia over child refugees held in Nauru

Al Jazeera  

Hundreds of people marched to the Australian parliament on Tuesday to demand the government suspend its policy of sending asylum seekers and refugees to remote Pacific territories, and bring children already detained on Manus Island to Australia. About 500 protesters representing 30 different groups from around rural Australia, including high school students, took part in the rally, amid mounting concern …

Asylum seeker doctor removed from island as Nauruan Government blocks medical evacuation
6 years, 6 months ago

Asylum seeker doctor removed from island as Nauruan Government blocks medical evacuation

ABC  

The ABC understands the most senior medical officer working with asylum seekers on Nauru has been removed from the island amid an ongoing stoush over the transfer of patients off the island. Key points: The Queensland doctor was employed by an Australian Government contractor as a locum on Nauru On Wednesday, the Australian Federal Court heard the Nauruan Government had …

Refugee children on Nauru are Googling how to kill themselves, whistleblower warns
6 years, 7 months ago

Refugee children on Nauru are Googling how to kill themselves, whistleblower warns

ABC  

Refugee children on Nauru are facing an unprecedented health crisis and are at a real risk of death, three whistleblowers have warned. I'm reasonably surprised that no-one has," said Dr Vernon Reynolds, a former child psychiatrist on the island employed by the Australian Government's contractor, International Health and Medical Services. 'The children have given up hope' Fiona Owens says working …

Refugee crisis rears its head at Commonwealth Games on Gold Coast
6 years, 11 months ago

Refugee crisis rears its head at Commonwealth Games on Gold Coast

Daily Mail  

The refugee crisis has reared its ugly head at the Commonwealth Games after an unfortunate coincidence saw the Nauru team enter the opening ceremony to the tune of Beds Are Burning. Australians watching the opening ceremony from home on Wednesday night took to social media to highlight the 'awkward moment' Nauru entered the stadium to the ill-fitting Midnight Oil song. …

UN official visiting Nauru detention centre concerned about 'shocking' mental health situation
7 years ago

UN official visiting Nauru detention centre concerned about 'shocking' mental health situation

ABC  

A senior United Nations official has demanded the Federal Government reconsider its offshore processing policy as concerns about detainees' mental health grows. Key points: UNHCR says mental health situation on Nauru is particularly shocking Cites family separation as a major issue, gives example of catatonic 14yo girl separated from her mother UN is urging Australian Government to rethink its offshore …

Why Australia’s detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island are still open
7 years, 7 months ago

Why Australia’s detention centres on Nauru and Manus Island are still open

Al Jazeera  

I’ve been making films for more than 20 years and this is the hardest film I have ever made. One year ago, on August 17, 2016, Papua New Guinea and Australia announced they would close the Manus Island offshore detention centre, after PNG’s Supreme Court had ruled the centre was illegal and in breach of fundamental human rights. by Eva …

Nauru president: Australia’s refugee policy ‘working well’
7 years, 11 months ago

Nauru president: Australia’s refugee policy ‘working well’

Associated Press  

SYDNEY — Nauru’s president said Thursday that Australia’s controversial policy of sending asylum seekers to his Pacific island nation was “working well,” as he met with the Australian prime minister amid questions over the fate of hundreds of refugees languishing at Nauru’s Australian-run detention camp. The meeting in Sydney between President Baron Waqa and Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull follows fresh …

Nauru detention centre concerns downplayed by Department of Immigration
8 years, 5 months ago

Nauru detention centre concerns downplayed by Department of Immigration

ABC  

The Department of Immigration and Border Protection has downplayed allegations of abuse within the regional processing centre on Nauru. Key points: More than 2,000 files of alleged abuse, self harm published by media Department says most cases were "minor" or "trivial" It says action was taken in serious and critical cases In August, Guardian Australia published thousands of leaked files …

'I Felt Like I Was A Slave'; Report Slams Conditions For Refugees On Nauru
8 years, 5 months ago

'I Felt Like I Was A Slave'; Report Slams Conditions For Refugees On Nauru

NPR  

'I Felt Like I Was A Slave'; Report Slams Conditions For Refugees On Nauru Enlarge this image toggle caption DigitalGlobe/ScapeWare3d/DigitalGlobe/Getty Images DigitalGlobe/ScapeWare3d/DigitalGlobe/Getty Images A newly released report describes disintegrating mental health among dozens of the more than 1,100 people being held by Australia on the Pacific island nation of Nauru. The Amnesty report characterizes the overall scale of the mental …

UN slams Nauru's treatment of asylum seeker, refugee children
8 years, 5 months ago

UN slams Nauru's treatment of asylum seeker, refugee children

ABC  

The Nauruan Government's treatment of asylum seeker and refugee children has been heavily criticised by the United Nations, which has called for action on a number of fronts. Key points: UN report outlines life-threatening conditions, inhuman treatment, and self-harm by young children Nauruan Government urged to implement more than 100 measures Report also criticises restrictions on media and other organisations …

Senate inquiry to examine abuse allegations after Nauru files leaked
8 years, 6 months ago

Senate inquiry to examine abuse allegations after Nauru files leaked

ABC  

Allegations of abuse and self-harm in Australia's offshore immigration detention centres will be the subject of a senate inquiry after a motion was passed in the Upper House. On Monday, Labor and the Greens co- The move comes after thousands of leaked files alleging abuse of children and adults in Nauru's processing centre were published last month. The Legal and …

Nauru: Australia’s Guantanamo Bay?
8 years, 6 months ago

Nauru: Australia’s Guantanamo Bay?

Al Jazeera  

In 2013, Australia’s government announced a tough new policy towards refugees travelling by boat to its shores. There, in Nauru and on Papua New Guinea’s Manus Island, they are still held in what Australia’s government calls “regional processing centres”. Nauru’s “detention centre” first opened in 2001, under a policy brought in by Australia’s conservative Liberal Party – the so-called “Pacific …

Danish politicians to visit Nauru to study use of offshore detention centres, Government says
8 years, 7 months ago

Danish politicians to visit Nauru to study use of offshore detention centres, Government says

ABC  

Danish members of parliament are set to travel to Nauru to visit the island's controversial detention centre and study the use of offshore settlements for asylum-seekers, one of the MPs said. Key points: Six MPs will visit on Saturday One MP says it is a chance to ask questions Australia is preventing journalists from asking Other MPs call the policy …

Nauru President claims abuse allegations 'cooked up' as former detention centre workers call for closure
8 years, 7 months ago

Nauru President claims abuse allegations 'cooked up' as former detention centre workers call for closure

ABC  

Nauruan President Baron Waqa says allegations of abuse lodged by asylum seekers and refugees are "cooked up". The reports have prompted calls for a royal commission from the Greens and a Senate inquiry from the Opposition, but Mr Waqa told Channel NewsAsia today the media had "played up" the allegations. He told Channel NewsAsia's Malaysian correspondent Sumisha Naidu, who posted …

Most immigration detention centre abuse claims 'fabricated', Nauru Government says
8 years, 7 months ago

Most immigration detention centre abuse claims 'fabricated', Nauru Government says

ABC  

The Nauruan Government has criticised the coverage of alleged abuse in its immigration detention centre, saying most claims are fabricated. Key points: Nauruan Government tweeted "left wing media and Greens MPs" to blame for spreading false claims Labor pushing for a Senate inquiry into the abuse claims Law Council supports independent immigration detention inspector It also blamed Greens politicians and …

Nauru allegations should be included in child sex abuse royal commission, human rights groups say
8 years, 7 months ago

Nauru allegations should be included in child sex abuse royal commission, human rights groups say

ABC  

There are growing calls for the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sex Abuse to widen its inquiry to include alleged abuse of asylum seekers on Nauru. Key points: Three groups wrote to commission chairman last year about including Nauru claims Thousand of Nauru abuse allegations were published this week Human Rights Commission president supports proposal Three non-government organisations …

Nauru: Australia 'cannot turn a blind eye' to asylum seeker abuse reports, Bill Shorten says
8 years, 7 months ago

Nauru: Australia 'cannot turn a blind eye' to asylum seeker abuse reports, Bill Shorten says

ABC  

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has criticised the Immigration Minister's response to leaked reports alleging widespread abuse of asylum seekers on Nauru. Mr Shorten criticised Mr Dutton's comments, saying Australia could not "turn a blind eye to what's happening". "The Law Council has consistently stated that Australia retains responsibility for the health and safety of asylum seekers transferred to other countries …

Peter Dutton says refugees self-harming to get to Australia, warns against Nauru abuse reports 'hype'
8 years, 7 months ago

Peter Dutton says refugees self-harming to get to Australia, warns against Nauru abuse reports 'hype'

ABC  

Peter Dutton has responded to the leaking of thousands of files alleging abuse of children and adults in Nauru's offshore immigration detention centre by saying some refugees are self-harming and filing false claims in an effort to get to Australia. Key points: "Some people do have a motivation to make a false complaint," Peter Dutton says It comes after The …

Leaked documents reveal ‘abuse and mistreatment’ of refugees at Australian offshore detention centre
8 years, 7 months ago

Leaked documents reveal ‘abuse and mistreatment’ of refugees at Australian offshore detention centre

The Independent  

For free real time breaking news alerts sent straight to your inbox sign up to our breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails Sign up to our free breaking news emails SIGN UP I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our privacy policy Horrific accounts of sexual abuse, …

Nauru: Leak reveals children sexually abused at prison
8 years, 7 months ago

Nauru: Leak reveals children sexually abused at prison

Al Jazeera  

Thousands of abuse and assault cases outlined in documents leaked to the Guardian paint a grim picture of life in Nauru. More than 2,000 incidents, including sexual abuse, assault and attempted self-harm, were reported over two years at an Australian prison for asylum seekers in Nauru, more than half involving children, the Guardian has reported. Leaked documents published by the …

Nauru data leak paints 'disturbing picture' of refugee abuse, human rights groups say
8 years, 7 months ago

Nauru data leak paints 'disturbing picture' of refugee abuse, human rights groups say

ABC  

The leak of a huge archive of files detailing allegations of abuse on Nauru shows the Federal Government has failed to address concerns about the treatment of adults and children in detention, human rights advocates said. Key points: 2,000 Nauru incident reports leaked Human Rights Watch says Government's asylum seeker policies 'inhuman' Government says allegations in reports not all confirmed …

Amnesty, HRW's Nauru undercover report allegations 'strongly refuted' by Immigration Department
8 years, 7 months ago

Amnesty, HRW's Nauru undercover report allegations 'strongly refuted' by Immigration Department

ABC  

A report detailing the inhumane treatment of refugees held on Nauru has been rejected by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection. Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch issued the report yesterday, after travelling to and documenting the conditions for asylum seekers and refugees in Australian-funded detention on Nauru over the past few months. Titled Australia: Appalling abuse, neglect of …

Australia deliberately ignores refugee abuse: report
8 years, 7 months ago

Australia deliberately ignores refugee abuse: report

Al Jazeera  

Two leading rights groups accuse Australia of ignoring abuse to deter people from trying to travel to the country. An estimated 1,200 men, women and children who sought refuge in Australia were transferred instead to Nauru as “part of an Australian government policy since 2012”, Al Jazeera’s Jonah Hull reported. The joint report – compiled by researchers from Amnesty International …

Amnesty, HRW enter Nauru undercover, condemn 'Australia's aims of sustained abuse'
8 years, 7 months ago

Amnesty, HRW enter Nauru undercover, condemn 'Australia's aims of sustained abuse'

ABC  

Australia is explicitly ignoring the inhumane treatment of refugees held on Nauru as a means of deterring others from attempting the journey to Australia, two peak rights groups have found after visiting the island. Amnesty International, working in conjunction with Human Rights Watch, travelled to and documented the conditions for asylum seekers and refugees in Australian-funded detention on Nauru over …

There is increasing evidence that Australia is torturing refugees, medical experts claim
8 years, 9 months ago

There is increasing evidence that Australia is torturing refugees, medical experts claim

The Independent  

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Australian psychologist gives account of life inside Manus Island and Nauru detention centres
8 years, 9 months ago

Australian psychologist gives account of life inside Manus Island and Nauru detention centres

ABC  

An Australian psychologist says the conditions he witnessed at the Manus Island and Nauru offshore detention centres are the most demoralising he has ever seen in his 43-year career. Key points: Mr Stevenson visited Manus, Nauru detention centres on 16 occasions during 2014/15 Says Peter Dutton "has no idea what it's like" despite visit to Nauru "$5 billion per year …

Nauru’s detention centre: ‘Many of us think of suicide’
8 years, 9 months ago

Nauru’s detention centre: ‘Many of us think of suicide’

Al Jazeera  

As the number of refugee suicides rise, we examine the detention centre at the heart of Australia’s asylum policies. The history of detention centres on Nauru is brief, but the island has been central to Australia’s asylum policies. It first housed a detention centre for asylum seekers between 2001 and 2008, under the so-called Pacific Solution of Australia’s conservative Liberal …

Australian immigration minister blames refugee advocates for Somali asylum seeker setting herself on fire
8 years, 10 months ago

Australian immigration minister blames refugee advocates for Somali asylum seeker setting herself on fire

The Independent  

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Iranian refugee dies after setting himself on fire on Nauru
8 years, 11 months ago

Iranian refugee dies after setting himself on fire on Nauru

Associated Press  

SYDNEY — An Iranian refugee who set himself on fire at Australia’s immigration detention camp on the Pacific island nation of Nauru died of his injuries on Friday, officials said. Australia refuses to accept asylum seekers who try to reach its shores by boat and pays Nauru and Papua New Guinea to hold them in detention camps instead. The divisive …

Australia’s refugee camp in Papua New Guinea to close
8 years, 11 months ago

Australia’s refugee camp in Papua New Guinea to close

Associated Press  

SYDNEY — The fate of hundreds of asylum seekers being held in a detention center in Papua New Guinea was in limbo on Wednesday as the country’s prime minister announced the facility would close in response to a court ruling that Australia’s detention of the men on the island nation is illegal. Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister Peter O’Neill said …

Asylum seeker in Nauru convicted for suicide attempt
8 years, 11 months ago

Asylum seeker in Nauru convicted for suicide attempt

Al Jazeera  

Australian refugee advocates and opposition politicians have condemned the conviction of an Iranian asylum seeker on charges of attempted suicide, a criminal offence in Nauru where he is being held in an Australian-run detention centre. Under Australia’s tough immigration policy, asylum seekers attempting to reach the country by boat are intercepted and sent to camps on the South Pacific island …

Powerful Nauru families benefiting from Australian-funded refugee processing centre
9 years ago

Powerful Nauru families benefiting from Australian-funded refugee processing centre

ABC  

Some of Nauru's most powerful families are benefiting financially from the island's multi-million-dollar Australian-funded refugee processing centres. Key points: Documents show relatives of Nauruan politicians secured contracts, high-level jobs at processing centre Also show family members have interests in land where centre located Centre landowners to benefit from $10.5m redevelopment of site, paid by Australian Government Buildings to become landowners' …

A tragic day for both asylum seekers and the law
9 years, 1 month ago

A tragic day for both asylum seekers and the law

ABC  

What Australia designed on Nauru is a sophisticated work-around: a way to wash its hands of responsibility for these asylum seekers. But it boils down to this: who is detaining the asylum seekers on Nauru; and, to the extent that Australia is involved in that, is it legal? I think these actions are worth reciting: designating Nauru as a "regional …

Human Rights Watch urges Australian Government to rethink 'abusive' policies on asylum seekers, refugees
9 years, 2 months ago

Human Rights Watch urges Australian Government to rethink 'abusive' policies on asylum seekers, refugees

ABC  

The Australian Government has been urged to rethink its "abusive" policies on asylum seekers and refugees, with an international human rights organisation highlighting its "failure to respect international standards". Key points: Human Rights Watch says Australia's treatment of asylum seekers, refugees taking 'heavy human toll' Criticises boat turn-backs, mandatory detention, sexual assault allegations within centres Immigration Department yet to comment; …

Nauruan justice minister rejects calls for greater access for Australian media; says 'Nauru is not Australia'
9 years, 5 months ago

Nauruan justice minister rejects calls for greater access for Australian media; says 'Nauru is not Australia'

ABC  

Nauru's justice minister David Adeang has rejected calls for greater media access, accusing Australian journalists of treating his country with "great arrogance". Responding to calls for media access to the country and its Australian-run immigration detention centre, Mr Adeang said: "Nauru is not a state of Australia!" Mr Adeang said many refugees are living happily on the island and making …

Nauru asylum seeker announcement not related to High Court challenge, Peter Dutton says
9 years, 5 months ago

Nauru asylum seeker announcement not related to High Court challenge, Peter Dutton says

ABC  

The announcement that Nauru will process all remaining asylum seekers "within the next week" has nothing to do with an upcoming court case, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton says. Nauru's government has also moved to make the detention centre an "open" facility, meaning the 600 remaining asylum seekers there can come and go at any time. Mr Dutton told Lateline the …

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