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Australia's offshore refugee processing causes 'extensive suffering' and must end, says UN agency chief

Jul 25, 2017, at 09:55 pm

New York, July 25 (Just Earth News): Four years on, Australia's offshore processing has left some 2,000 people languishing in unacceptable circumstances – causing physical and psychological harm, according to the United Nations refugee agency, which on Monday called for an immediate end to the practice.