Boys to appeal to High Court over asylum rejection

Two boys who broke out of an Australian Outback detention centre and were later refused asylum at a British consulate will appeal against their rejection before a British court, their lawyer said in Adelaide.

Boys to appeal to High Court over asylum rejection

Two boys who broke out of an Australian Outback detention centre and were later refused asylum at a British consulate will appeal against their rejection before a British court, their lawyer said in Adelaide.

The two brothers, aged 12 and 13, took part in a mass breakout of asylum seekers from the Woomera detention centre in South Australia state in 2002.

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