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Resilience, Refugees and the Rights of Children — An Immorality Play

Pages 350-358 | Published online: 04 Mar 2011
 

This article discusses the legitimacy of migration laws and judicial processes that do not protect the rights of children, especially asylum-seeking detainees, as they did not protect indigenous children's rights not to be separated from their culture and families, creating generations of traumatised families and children. The author advocates an Australian human rights regime is required in a civilised society.

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