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Australia plans to deport 3 violent criminals to Nauru

Australia plans to deport three violent criminals, including a convicted murderer, to Nauru after a court ruling on dangerous immigrants.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke announced that the offenders received 30-year Nauru visas following their Australian visa cancellations.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton noted that over 200 immigrants with criminal records will remain in Australia despite the deportation.
The three offenders will live in individual dwellings in Nauru and will be allowed to work and move freely.

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South China Morning Post

Australia to deport violent criminals to remote Pacific atoll

Australia already pays Nauru, a nation of 13,000 people, to house its unwanted asylum seekers who arrive by boat.

5 days ago·Hong Kong

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Channel News Asia

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Rights groups slam Australian plan to transfer criminals to Nauru

SYDNEY: Rights groups on Monday (Feb 17) denounced an Australian plan to send three violent foreign criminals - including a murderer - to live on the tiny Pacific nation of Nauru. Canberra said on Sunday it had paid an undisclosed sum to Nauru - population about 13,000 - in return for it issuing 30-ye

5 days ago·Singapore

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Associated Press News

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Australia plans to deport 3 violent criminals to Nauru

Australia will soon deport three violent criminals including a convicted murderer to Nauru even though they are not citizens of the tiny Pacific atoll, after an Australian court ruled that dangerous immigrants can no longer be imprisoned indefinitely.

5 days ago·United States

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The World Reviews

Human Rights Groups Condemn Australia's Plan to Transfer Criminals to Nauru

Human rights organizations are raising the alarm on Australia’s deportation plan regarding three violent offenders including an alleged murderer to Nauru, a tiny Pacific island. It is reported that the Australian government has paid Nauru after the offenders lost their Aussie visas for criminal activities to grant them 30 year visas. Jane Favero of the […]

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IBTimes Australia

Rights Groups Slam Australian Plan To Transfer Criminals To Nauru

Rights groups on Monday denounced an Australian plan to send three violent foreign criminals -- including a murderer -- to live on the tiny Pacific nation of Nauru.

5 days ago·Australia

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Independent Español

Australia plans to deport three violent criminals to Nauru

Australia will soon deport three violent criminals, including a convicted murderer, to Nauru, even though they are not citizens of the small Pacific atoll, after an Australian court ruled that dangerous immigrants could no longer be imprisoned indefinitely.

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