As a part of the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection's 'cleanup' process,thousands applications for immigration have been rejected. The rejected applicants can reapply and their cases will be considered.Carmen Lazar from the ARC (Assyrian Resource Centre) explains to SBS what this means for Assyrian refugees and their families.
As a part of the Australian Department of Immigration and Border Protection's 'cleanup' process,thousands applications for immigration have been rejected. The rejected applicants can reapply and their cases will be considered.Carmen Lazar from the ARC (Assyrian Resource Centre) explains to SBS what this means for Assyrian refugees and their families.
