refugees

Refugee Zaki Haidari behind a wire fence

‘Temporary’ podcast: giving voice to refugees under temporary protection

26 Nov 2020

UNSW Centre for Ideas, UNSW Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law and Guardian Australia launch a new storytelling project.

A mother holding a child next to a fence.

Refugees and asylum seekers: was the federal budget a missed opportunity?

08 Oct 2020

When borders reopen, expanded pathways for refugee admission could help both displaced people and strengthen the Australian community, says a UNSW Law expert.

The Holocaust through the lens of Australian Jewish refugees

15 Sep 2020

Two UNSW academics are on a quest to unearth Holocaust stories more Australians can relate to as survivors pass away.

COVID-19 Watch hub focuses on refugees and other displaced people

27 Apr 2020

The Kaldor Centre for International Refugee Law sees a strong and rapid uptake in contributions from humanitarians, academics and refugees.

5 questions about temporary protection visas in the age of COVID-19

09 Apr 2020

COVID-19 is having an impact on everyone around the world, but particularly the most vulnerable.

Refugees without secure visas have poorer mental health – but the news isn't all bad

16 Dec 2019

We found refugees with insecure visas had poorer mental health than refugees with secure visas. But social interaction with the wider community seems to help.

Refugees with insecure visas experience more trauma, depression and PTSD

Refugees with insecure visas experience more trauma, depression and post-traumatic stress: study

16 Dec 2019

A new study has revealed the association between refugees’ visas and their mental health.

Dr Hilary Evans Cameron with Professor Guy S Goodwin-Gill

Refugees face higher burden of proof than criminals

27 Nov 2019

A Kaldor Centre conference has discussed the importance of getting refugee-status decisions right.

New policy brief takes an in-depth look at protected entry for refugees

14 Nov 2019

The Kaldor Centre’s Safe Journeys and Sound Policy critically analyses the ways people can seek asylum without risking dangerous journeys.

The medevac law: how does it work?

05 Nov 2019

The legislation allows for the transfer of sick asylum seekers from offshore detention to Australia on the recommendation of medical professionals.

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