Recent Social Policies Affecting Refugees in Australia

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RECENT REFUGEE’S POLICY IN AUSTRALIA
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Abstract
Australian refugees' policy is formulated based on environmental and social factors
affecting people in a community. Australia government has good practices on cultural-social
policy especially in the protection of refugees in society. Essential cultural and social policies are
discourse to help the government system have good sources of making the overview of their
operations. These strategies nominated are largely based on economic performance to helps
establish the better concrete system of administering body1. A good reflection on these policies is
made to help the Australian government actively protect refugees.1,2 A good consideration is
designed by programs that provide supports on healthcare services, protection of a child,
unemployment rates and land tenure policy. The main objective of this research paper is to help
the legislative body make better reforms on refugees' social policy issues. This objective is
developed regardless of cultural diversity in Australia.
Introduction
Australia parliament is determined to evaluate performances of a national government
with some good assessment of refugee's social policy. The government accounting expenditure
on refugee's social policy is based on constitutional provisions on economic reforms, federation,
and freedom of speech, equality, environment, education, health and democracy. The
development of social welfare policy involves different reforms on refugees' policies. In most
cases, this small adjustment helps in determining individual eligibility in the designed expansion
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2assistance. Government policy helps in designing some good scale of restricting immigrant to
help reduce cases of flocking refugees. For example, Australia government is able to support
income benefits of 25% for the working refugees. This effort is meant to determine payments on
Youth Allowance and reduce the unemployment rate to refugees groups.
The research paper is recommending on the recent change of social policy to increasing
practices of Australia government on implantation strategies. The primary objective is to
consider refugees in the government policy and designing physical space to the local people. The
Australian government is considering refugees groups based on cultural development. In most
cases, the establishment of the colonial government provides some good care on internally
displaces people who are protected in the Australia law.3,4 In this research paper, there will be a
discussion of change of policy which aims at protecting refugees in Australia. The government is
developing a policy that aims at connecting children forcibly detached from their families. Inter-
generation is the provisions where the government is advocating for equality in indigenous
groups. This problem should be aligned with factors such as physical land, community, culture,
and families system. A good intervention is developed through the enactment of the legislative
body to help represented social issues in refugee's communities such as child abuse. In the other
words, the government is initiating strategies of considering remote families in the government
programs and directing welfare tenure. The role of the social policy is to helps government
borrow ideas that will help to initiate mandatory changes and to criticize exploitative
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Recent Social Policies Affecting Refugees in Australia
The governments of Australia have designed migration strategies that help in addressing
key current social policies based on print and electronic media. A significant reservation of the
change on government policies provides warrant attention on the operations of vacating
vulnerable people from areas of residents. These activities help refugees to feel as the part of
Australia society. The concern of the international government is to provide better resolutions
that would help challenges the overwhelming participation of Australian policies of
resettlements. In most cases, current policies are significantly challenged by climate changes.
These policies involve the following actions by an Australian government.5 Firstly, there is
increased commitment of resettling refugees with the breakdown of global finance. Australia
government is engaging in these activities along with country such United State and Canada. It is
investors and bond marketers that help design a good system of resettling refugees. Importantly,
a key aspect of resolving the global crisis is to manage uncontrolled immigration in Australia.
Short-term arrival groups are counselled based on past trauma and given accommodation in the
community orientation initiatives. Secondly, most contentious issues are commenced by
Australia government to transfer asylum seeks. The Australia economic pursuit generates some
good resource system for displayed grouped. With such social policy, the government is able to
adjust the pressure on mining industries to enable productive and competitive economy.4
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