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The 'Malaysia solution': has its time now come? : Comments
By Clive Kessler, published 27/6/2012The 'Malaysia solution' could encourage Malaysia to act in accordance with international human rights law.
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Yes, the Malaysian solution only returns men.
However, we can reopen Nauru, as a temporary detention centre, exclusively for women and children.
The centre has a village like atmosphere, a health clinic and a school.
Neither Malaysia or Nauru hold people behind razor wire, and the enduring shame of the Howard admin.
We are just one of 3 countries that resettle significant numbers of refugees.
There are 15 million people currently residing in hell hole refugee camps, sometimes for many decades!
Each and every one of the boat arrivals, potentially deprives a genuine legal refugee of a resettlement place.
Hardly fair, particularly, when recent revelations have established that people smuggling criminals, were allowed in and given refugee status and family reunion entitlements.
How many other non genuine extremely deceitful refugees, have slipped in under the postured guise of genuine legal asylum seekers? [And Marilyn wants an open door policy?]
It really is time we took full control of this problem.
In conclusion, family reunion ought only be progressed, when and if intending refugees become committed fully accepted/sponsored, integrated/assimilated Citizens?
This will also act to slow down the irregular arrivals, who basically have more money and means, than those confined for desperate decades in very very basic/primative refugee camps, and then rely on family reunion to bring other family members here, which in turn, compels even more genuine refugees, to wait even longer!
Rhrosty.