Social Work: Report on Refugee Rights and Asylum Seekers
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This report analyzes the rights of refugees and asylum seekers in Australia, primarily based on class readings, the 1951 Refugee Convention, and relevant legislation. The report explores the definition of a refugee, the rights afforded to them (including housing, education, and freedom of movement), and the principle of non-refoulment. It also discusses the role of international obligations and the responsibilities of countries in protecting refugees. Furthermore, the report highlights the applicability of human rights principles, such as the right to life and freedom of movement, to refugees, and considers the importance of economic empowerment for refugees. It concludes by emphasizing Australia's obligation to protect refugees and asylum seekers, regardless of their visa status. The report includes a bibliography of relevant books and legislations such as the Immigration Act and the ICCPR.
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