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Travel ban for Iranian community a concern: advocacy groups

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A ban to block thousands of Iranian nationals from entering Australia on temporary visiting visas has received major criticism with some crossbenchers and human rights advocates arguing it undermines confidence in the migration system. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced the six-month ban, saying it’s in national interest amid changing global conditions and aimed at …

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Civil groups urge Federal government to move on anti-racism plan

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In late 2024 the Australian Human Rights Commission launched the country’s first national anti-racism plan with 63 recommendations for a ‘whole society’ approach to eliminating the issue. A year on and civil society groups say the Federal government has taken no action on the framework, with over 50 organisations urging the government to immediately fund …

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Refugees feel a strong sense of belonging, but more is needed

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A new report from the Scanlon Foundation Research Institute reveals how refugees and humanitarian migrants feel a strong sense of belonging to Australia. ‘Refugee Experiences in Australia 2025’ shows the settlement and integration of more than TWO THOUSAND refugees across the country.  While there are positive outcomes, the report also reveals that refugees face many …

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