Fearing going home: Australia's return of rejected asylum seekers, temporary refugees and others from refugee-like situations

最近政府政策的变化，加上国际政治局势的发展，意味着越来越多的寻求庇护者和临时难民被认为没有资格获得保护，并被驱逐出澳大利亚或澳大利亚经营的设施。尽管政府认为这些人不需要保护，但许多人仍对即将返回的家园深感恐惧。他们确实可能回到危险、匮乏和赤贫的境地。这个项目的目的是研究和记录“回返者”在面临遣返前景时的困境，然后在可能的范围内，在他们被遣返后的困境。

Recent changes in government policy, combined with international political developments, mean that increasing numbers of asylum seekers and temporary refugees are being deemed ineligible for protection and removed from Australia or from Australian-run facilities. Notwithstanding the government's assessment that such people do not have protection needs, many live in acute fear of their pending return. They may indeed be returned to situations of danger, deprivation and desperate poverty. This project aims to research and document the plight of 'returnees' as they face the prospect of repatriation and then, to the extent possible, after they have been repatriated.