Government plans to relocate refugees have continued to move ahead this week as immigration minister Scott Morrison has travelled to Cambodia to sign a memorandum of understanding which would allow refugees in detention on Nauru to settle Cambodia.
The government has also begun to push for the reintroduction of temporary protection visas along with new 'safe haven enterprise visas'. This legislation would see around 30,000 refugees currently living in the Australian community outside of detention given the choice between relocation to Cambodia, and for a lucky few, years of work in self-designated Australian regional areas to gain permanent residency.
It has also been made clear that babies born to asylum seeker parents while in detention
The government has also begun to push for the reintroduction of temporary protection visas along with new 'safe haven enterprise visas'. This legislation would see around 30,000 refugees currently living in the Australian community outside of detention given the choice between relocation to Cambodia, and for a lucky few, years of work in self-designated Australian regional areas to gain permanent residency.
It has also been made clear that babies born to asylum seeker parents while in detention