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Australia and Nauru must end offshore detention; investigate claims of abuse – UN rights office

Australia and Nauru must end offshore detention; investigate claims of abuse – UN rights office

Aug 13, 2016, at 04:26 am

New York, Aug 12 (Just Earth News): Expressing concern about alleged violations against migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees, the United Nations human rights office on Friday reiterated its call for Australia and Nauru to end the practice of processing and keeping these people offshore.