Lisa Hartley, Caroline Fleay
Abstract
This paper explores the experiences of asylum seekers released into the community after long-term immigration detention in Australia. The men interviewed were all asylum seekers who had arrived to Australia by boat in 2010 and had been in detention between 15 – 25 months.
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This paper explores the experiences of asylum seekers released into the community after long-term immigration detention in Australia. The men interviewed were all asylum seekers who had arrived to Australia by boat in 2010 and had been in detention between 15 – 25 months.
Key concepts: Refugee, Immigration detention, Comprehensive Plan of Action, Asylum seeker, Immigration, Term (time), Political science, Criminology