More threats to relocate refugees in Port Moresby into poverty
After being transferred from Manus to hotels in Port Moresby, refugees' living conditions and safety are now under threat.
Refugees presently living in the Granville...
Saudi consulate protest for human rights and freedom for political prisoners
A protest calling for human rights, free speech and the release of political prisoners in Saudi Arabia will be held on Wednesday, 2 October,...
Detention shifts to Port Moresby as last refugees transferred off Manus
Thirty-five refugees are being transferred from Manus to Port Moresby today, Thursday 5 September.
The transfer of the last 35 refugees and asylum seekers from...
Forty-four transferred from Manus to Port Moresby, but refugee relocation is no solution
Forty-four refugees from two compounds (10 from West Haus and 34 from East Lorengau compound) on Manus Island are being transferred from Manus Island...
Nauru refugee in Brisbane burns intensive care unit
Jamal, the 36-year-old Pakistani refugee who set himself on fire on Nauru on Friday morning (23 August) is now in intensive care at the...
Nauru refugee sets himself on fire
A 36-year-old Pakistani refugee on Nauru has been badly burned after he set fire to himself in a suicide attempt, this morning, Friday 23...
Australian detention centre in Port Moresby is worse than Manus; worse than prison
Refugee advocates have growing concerns regarding the conditions at the high security detention centre annexed to the Bomana prison.
Information about the newly opened Bomana...
Fears for 52 refugees being held incommunicado in Australian detention centre in Port Moresby
There are growing fears for the welfare of the 52 Manus refugees who have been held incommunicado in the Bomana detention centre for the...
PNG uses ruse to open Bomana prison detention centre
Overnight, PNG Immigration has moved to open a open a new Australian detention facility in Port Moresby, annexed to the Bomana prison.
The detention centre...
Refugees across Indonesia protest today about 6-10 years limbo caused by Australian policies
The refugees, from many nationalities, who have stagnated in limbo for 6 to 10 years in Indonesia, will begin peaceful protests today, Monday 5...
