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Asylum seeker children. Photograph: © 2012 Kyle Knight / Human Rights Watch
Indonesia is systemically failing refugee and asylum seeker children who seek protection within its borders, and is responsible for "routine brutality" inflicted upon minors in Indonesian immigration detention, a damning new Human Rights Watch report says.
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Children in Indonesian immigration detention 'suffer routine brutality'

Asylum seeker children. Photograph: © 2012 Kyle Knight / Human Rights Watch Indonesia  is systemically failing refugee and asylum see...
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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 systematic detention of irregular migrants has come to be viewed as a legitimate tool in the context of European Union (EU) migration management, despite the lack of any evidence that detention serves as a deterrent." This is what François Crépeau, United Nations Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants, told EU home affairs Commissioner Cecilia Malmström at the presentation of his latest report on 30 May in the European Parliament.
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UN concerned over EU detention procedures

"The  systematic detention  of  irregular migrants  has come to be viewed as a legitimate tool in the context of European Union ( EU )...
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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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THE latest arrivals at Pontville Detention Centre are unaccompanied minors.
It is believed about 85 children aged between 15 and 18 were dropped off at Pontville late yesterday afternoon.
An Immigration Department spokesman said "transfers of unaccompanied minors had begun".
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Detention intake all minors

THE latest arrivals at Pontville Detention Centre are unaccompanied minors. It is believed about 85 children aged between 15 and 18 were dro...
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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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Opinion: Legislation gives government unprecedented power to order prolonged arbitrary imprisonment of refugees, including their children


With reports that Canada incarcerated 289 migrant children in detention facilities last year, Canada’s increasingly questionable policy of detaining refugee claimants, including children, is again in the spotlight.
In response to media comments that refugee children languish in detention, Minister of Public Safety Vic Toews and Minister of Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Jason Kenney explain that the practice of detaining refugee claimants and refused claimants is not new in Canada.
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New immigrant detention policy tough on asylum seekers

Opinion: Legislation gives government unprecedented power to order prolonged arbitrary imprisonment of refugees, including their children ...
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The House of Commons Library has produced an update on the detention of children for immigration purposes. You can read the full report below:
HOUSE OF COMMONS LIBRARY
Ending child immigration detention
Standard Note: SN/HA/5591
Last updated: 2 January 2013
Author: Melanie Gower
Section Home Affairs Section
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This information is provided to Members of Parliament in support of their parliamentary duties and is not intended to address the specific circumstances of any particular individual. It should not be relied upon as being up to date; the law or policies may have changed since it was last updated; and it should not be relied upon as legal or professional advice or as a substitute for it. A suitably qualified professional should be consulted if specific advice or information is required.
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Update on ending child immigration detention

The House of Commons Library has produced an update on the detention of children for immigration purposes. You can read the full report be...
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A detainee sign in a removal centre
Keeping someone in immigration detention can cost up to £40,000 a year

Immigration officials must improve how they deal with people in detention so they are not held for longer than necessary, say two watchdogs.
The inspectors of prisons and immigration said most decisions to detain were justified.
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Immigration detention casework must improve - watchdogs

Keeping someone in immigration detention can cost up to £40,000 a year Immigration officials must improve how they deal with people in ...
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“I feel bad being in the detention center apart from my son for almost two months. I just missed him. I just lose him.”
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Separated and scarred – a story of Mexican detention

“I feel bad being in the detention center apart from my son for almost two months. I just missed him. I just lose him.”
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“I cried a lot because it reminded me of when I was locked up in the kidnapping.”

One of the reasons the detention of migrant children can be so devastating is that it is used on those who have often experienced the worst of life already.

At 16, Carolina left Honduras looking for a new life. By train and foot she made it to Tealpas, on the Mexican-US border. She was just kilometers from the country of her dreams.

But it would be two months of horror before she crossed the border.


In Tealpas, Carolina was kidnapped and transported to a house where she would be kept in the dark with 80 other people. That is where she saw first hand what no child should see.
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Detention by any other name – Carolina’s US detention story

“I cried a lot because it reminded me of when I was locked up in the kidnapping.” One of the reasons the detention of migrant children can b...
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“I’ve asked myself why? Why do they detain you? If supposedly one is free.”





When he was first captured by US officials, Sergio was kept in the so-called ‘ice box’, a room without any windows or natural light, where people don’t know what time of day it is. Detainees also report that the air conditioner is turned up, which makes it hard for them to sleep.
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Cold and confused – a US detention story

“I’ve asked myself why? Why do they detain you? If supposedly one is free.” When he was first captured by US officials, Sergio was kep...
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News. Nauru. september 19. photo by Angela Wylie. pic shows asylum seekers on their first day in the compound at Nauru after their long voyages on the Tampa, Aceng and Manoora. fairfax. digital. ajw010920.002.002.
The UN is increasingly concerned about the unresolved status of more than 5700 people being held in detention in Australia and Nauru. Photo: Angela Wylie
THE United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees has sharply criticised the federal government for leaving in limbo the asylum seekers who have arrived since its August 13 announcement of offshore processing.
It said it was increasingly concerned about the unresolved status of these more than 5700 people being held in detention in Australia and Nauru.
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UN attacks Canberra for asylum seekers' limbo

The UN is increasingly concerned about the unresolved status of more than 5700 people being held in detention in Australia and Nauru.  Ph...
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Diane Taylor conveniently ignores what really matters (Still locking up children (BELOW), 24 October). Children of asylum seekers used to be in detention centres, sometimes for many months. They had bad facilities, and care and understanding for their plight was not there. Now, when it is decided that a family be returned to their country of origin, families with children go to the Cedars asylum centre before departure.
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Children and asylum

Diane Taylor conveniently ignores what really matters (Still locking up children (BELOW), 24 October). Children of asylum seekers used t...
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Lawyers for Human Rights is the only non-governmental organisation regularly and consistently working in immigration detention centres around the country. With its twelve-year track record and ongoing direct contact with large numbers of detainees, LHR has unique first-hand information on detainee experiences, conditions of detention, immigration trends and shifts in immigration policy and practice. This is especially important given the lack of other independent monitoring of immigration detention facilities.
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Lawyers for Human Rights 2012 Detention Report in South Africa

Lawyers for Human Rights is the only non-governmental organisation regularly and consistently working in immigration detention centres aro...
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