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.

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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