NASC says asylum seeker laws neglect the rights of children

New asylum seeker legislation to ensure applicants are dealt with in one process neglects children’s rights and fails to adequately support refugees, an NGO has claimed.

NASC says asylum seeker laws neglect the rights of children

Justice Minister Frances Fitzgerald yesterday published the long awaited International Protection Bill, saying it would reduce the length of time asylum applicants spend in the process.

Her department says it will ensure asylum seekers are treated with humanity and respect while ensuring more efficient immigration procedures.

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