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IMMIGRATION Minister Scott Morrison says it would have been irresponsible and risky for the government to “dump children in the community’’ after releasing them from detention without first overhauling the old bridging visa system.
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150 asylum-seeker children to be released from detention

IMMIGRATION Minister Scott Morrison says it would have been irresponsible and risky for the government to “dump children in the community’...
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UNICEF Australia has called for an independent body to monitor and publicly report on the situation and treatment of children in Australian immigration detention.
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Call for More Protection for Children in Detention

UNICEF Australia has called for an independent body to monitor and publicly report on the situation and treatment of children in Australian...
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Prominent Syrian opposition figure Burhan Ghalioun affirmed on Sunday that more than 800 Syrian refugees are currently being held in Egyptian prisons.
Ghalioun wrote on his Facebook page: "According to the UN High Commission for Refugees, the number includes 589 women and 84 children. They are being held under administrative detention."
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More than 800 Syrian detainees in Egypt, including women and children

Prominent Syrian opposition figure Burhan Ghalioun affirmed on Sunday that more than 800 Syrian refugees are currently being held in Egypti...
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A coalition of human rights’ group specialising on child issues has urged the Malaysian government to stop the arrest and detention of children by the immigration authorities.
In a press statement today, the group, Child Rights Coalition Malaysia (CRCM) also expressed their concern over the large-scale immigration crackdowns which are set to take place next month as announced by the Home Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi earlier this week.
“Malaysia’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations, Hussein Haniff is demanding the release of Palestinian children in Israel’s detention centres and we commend his efforts.
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End the immigration detention of kids

A coalition of human rights’ group specialising on child issues has urged the Malaysian government to stop the arrest and detention of chil...
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The detention of children for immigration purposes is continuing to rise, MPs have heard.
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The MPs' report shows child detention continues to rise. Image: The Children's Society
In a highly critical report into the work of the now-abolished UK Border Agency (UKBA), the Home Affairs Committee found that 61 children were detained for immigration purposes during the last quarter of 2012, up from 48 during the previous quarter.

MPs did note that the majority of those detained were for short periods of time – during the third quarter of 2012, 59 children left immigration. Of these, 92 per cent had been held for three days or fewer compared to 87 per cent the previous quarter. 
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Detention of child refugees continues to rise

The detention of children for immigration purposes is continuing to rise, MPs have heard. The MPs' report shows child detention cont...
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Refugee advocates want the Australian Government to move an 11-year-old asylum seeker out of detention in the island state of Tasmania and into the local community.
Asylum children held at Tasmanian detention centre (Credit: ABC) 
The Pontville centre near Hobart has been re-branded as an alternative place of detention by the Immigration Department and is being used to detain almost 300 unaccompanied minors from places like Afghanistan, Vietnam, Iran and Sri Lanka.
Authorities say the 11-year-old child is being held along with two cousins but the immigration department won't say how long the children have been detained.
Felicity Ogilvie reports.
Presenter: Felicity Ogilvie
Speakers: Professor Louise Newman, psychiatrist and asylum seeker advocate; Aloysius Mowe, director of the Jesuit Refugee Service; David Bycroft, executive chairman of the the Australian Homestay Network
FELICITY OGILVIE: The youngest detainee at the centre is an 11-year-old boy from Sri Lanka.
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Asylum children held at Tasmanian detention centre

Refugee advocates want the Australian Government to move an 11-year-old asylum seeker out of detention in the island state of Tasmania and...
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Immigration Minister Tony Burke says he is working to get an 11-year-old boy out of a Tasmanian detention centre as quickly as possible.
The Sri Lankan child is being held at the centre at Pontville, near Hobart, along with two older cousins.
Mr Burke visited the centre last week at met the boy.
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Tony Burke working to release 11yo Sri Lankan asylum seeker held at Pontville

Immigration Minister Tony Burke says he is working to get an 11-year-old boy out of a Tasmanian detention centre as quickly as possible. ...
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“Both adults and children described guards kicking, punching and slapping them or other detainees”
In February last year, guards at the Pontianak Immigration Detention Center in West Kalimantan beat Taqi Naroye, an Afghan asylum-seeker, so badly that he died.
A new Human Rights Watch report finds that this was not an isolated instance — rather, the report documents numerous instances of guards abusing detainees, including children, in immigration facilities across Indonesia. Yet Indonesia provides little or no accountability for those abuses, and has not done nearly enough to clean up its detention facilities.
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Confronting Refugee Abuse in Indonesia’s Detention Centers

“Both adults and children described guards kicking, punching and slapping them or other detainees” In February last year, guards at t...
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The Department of Immigration has confirmed a 16-year-old boy has ended a five-day hunger strike at the Pontville Detention Centre, near Hobart.
The department says the teenager was seen eating food last night.
The boy, who is from Afghanistan, called the ABC on Sunday raising concerns about his detention for seven months.
His case has reignited debate about the detention of children.
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Teenage asylum seeker ends hunger strike at Tasmanian detention centre

The Department of Immigration has confirmed a 16-year-old boy has ended a five-day hunger strike at the Pontville Detention Centre, near Ho...
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A human rights organisation has released a report saying children seeking refuge in Indonesia are being locked up, abused and neglected in detention centres.
Human Rights Watch says Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard should speak with President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono about improving the treatment of asylum-seeking children so they're less likely to make the dangerous boat journey to Australia.
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Children refugees abused in Indonesian detention centres: report

A human rights organisation has released a report saying children seeking refuge in Indonesia are being locked up, abused and neglected in ...
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Manus Island detention centre
Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea Photograph: SUPPLIED/PR IMAGE
The government has transferred a significant number of children and families, as well as some adult males, from detention facilities at Manus Island in a move understood to affect the majority of family members on the facility.
Guardian Australia has learned that the transfer involves 70 detainees, including around 40 family members to Christmas Island.
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Government transports children from detention on Manus Island

Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea Photograph: SUPPLIED/PR IMAGE The government has transferred a significant number o...
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More than 1,300 immigrant minors were held for periods of three days or more in adult detention centers from 2008 to 2012, according to data released by an immigrant rights group Tuesday.
The data, obtained by the Chicago-based National Immigration Justice Center through a Freedom of Information Act request, raises questions about how children are being handled in a backlogged immigration detention and deportation system that has expelled undocumented immigrants at a record-setting pace since President Barack Obama took office.
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Immigrant Minors Locked In Adult Detention For Months At A Time, ICE Data Shows

More than 1,300 immigrant minors were held for periods of three days or more in adult detention centers from 2008 to 2012, according to dat...
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More than 1,300 minors — including several dozen 14 or younger — were held for days in immigration detention facilities for adults over a four-year period when the Obama administration ramped up deportations, according to a new report by an advocacy group.
The proposed immigration overhaul in the Senate aims to improve detention conditions for immigrants without legal status, but critics say the stiffer enforcement of border security will create additional backlogs for already overcrowded facilities.
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Minors detained at adult immigration facilities, report says

More than 1,300 minors — including several dozen 14 or younger — were held for days in immigration detention facilities for adults over a f...
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The last few months have seen roughly 200 asylum seekers bracing the harsh conditions of the Australian detention center on Manus Island. Among the Asylum seekers, there are 34 children. The makeshift facilities found on the tiny South Pacific island of Papua New Guinea is Australia’s answer to offshore processing.


The knowledge that children were being detained has sparked controversy. 
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Children’s detention on Australia’s Manus Island sparks anger

The last few months have seen roughly 200 asylum seekers bracing the harsh conditions of the Australian detention center on Manus Island. ...
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A MEMBER of the expert panel on asylum seekers has slammed the government for allowing children to be placed in detention on Manus Island.
Refugee expert Paris Aristotle said the myriad safeguards outlined in the expert panel's report handed down in August had not been implemented.
While recommending Australia re-establish offshore processing centres for asylum seekers, the panel also outlined a range of measures designed to ensure the mental health of detainees was protected.
Mr Aristotle said his greatest issue of concern was people, and children in particular, being placed in arbitrary detention.
"I don't think that was ever a part of the panel's recommendations, and in my view, something needs to be done to address that immediately," Mr Aristotle said in an interview on Lateline.
"If they were free to move around, if there were adequate services available for them and so forth, then that may have been an acceptable option."
Mr Aristotle said it was unacceptable children were still being placed in detention more than six months after the panel handed down its report.
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Biggest asylum seeker concern is children in detention

A MEMBER of the expert panel on asylum seekers has slammed the government for allowing children to be placed in detention on Manus Island....
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 THEY are bored, they can't sleep and they don't understand what they are in detention for. Children's Commissioner Aileen Ashford met  29 of the 137 unaccompanied minors living at Pontville last week.And while what the unaccompanied teenage  asylum seekers of Pontville really want is to be told they can stay permanently in Australia, they would be happy in the mean time to be able to attend school and play soccer and cricket.
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Larger / SmallerNight Mode Confused, stressed, alone: asylum seekers

 THEY are bored, they can't sleep and they don't understand what they are in detention for. Children's Commissioner Aileen Ash...
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Minori stranieri non accompagnati detenuti nel centro di detenzione di Pontville (Australia).

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 Teenagers being held at the Pontville detention centre are "bored with life" because of a lack of stimulating activities, says the state's Commissioner for Children Aileen Ashford.
Ms Ashford, who today addressed reporters about her recent visit to the immigration detention centre, said 136 unaccompanied minors, aged between 13 and 17, were living in the facility without adequate intellectual or physical stimulation. This was having a profound impact on their mental health.

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136 MINORI STRANIERI NON ACCOMPAGNATI DETENUTI IN CONDIZIONI INUMANE - Teen detainees 'bored with life'

Minori stranieri non accompagnati detenuti nel centro di detenzione di Pontville (Australia). Di seguito l'articolo:  Teenagers bei...
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The number of children being held in detention for immigration purposes more than doubled in a month, the latest official figures have revealed.
Despite the coalition government claiming to have ended the detention of children of asylum-seekers, Home Office figures show that 31 were held under Immigration Act powers in December last year, compared with 14 in November.
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Immigration: Number of child detainees doubles in a month

The number of children being held in detention for immigration purposes more than doubled in a month, the latest official figures have rev...
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Mamhoud Adel Mohammed is a 13-year-old Egyptian boy who suffers from bone cancer. He receives chemotherapy and can hardly walk.
Mahmoud is not a patient at a hospital that specializes in treating children. He is not surrounded by the medical care he needs. Mahmoud is held at the Borg El Arab police station in the city of Alexandria, on charges of “blocking the road next to the Security Directorate in the Smouha area, obstructing security forces, causing damage to police vehicles, attacking a public facility, terrorizing citizens and using weapons.”
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Rights Groups Condemn Detention of Egypt’s Children

Mamhoud Adel Mohammed is a 13-year-old Egyptian boy who suffers from bone cancer. He receives chemotherapy and can hardly walk. Mahmou...
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Italy is summarily returning unaccompanied migrant children and adult asylum seekers to Greece, where they face a dysfunctional asylum system and abusive detention conditions, Human Rights Watch said in a report published today. Stowaways on ferries from Greece, including children as young as 13, are sent back by Italian authorities within hours without adequate consideration of their particular needs as children or their desire to apply for asylum.
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Italy Sends Kids Back to Bad Conditions in Greece

Italy is summarily returning unaccompanied migrant children and adult asylum seekers to Greece, where they face a dysfunctional asylum ...
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