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"People are in immediate danger": 103 immigration workers call for end to offshore detention

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More than 100 current and former offshore immigration detention workers are calling for the Australian centres on Nauru and Manus Island to be closed. The group of doctors, teachers and case workers have all worked closely with detainees. They have signed a letter calling for detainees to be brought to Australia, risking a breach of secrecy provisions in the Australian Border Force Act. Dina Gerolymou and Themis Kallos discus the story.


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More than 100 current and former offshore immigration detention workers are calling for the Australian centres on Nauru and Manus Island to be closed. The group of doctors, teachers and case workers have all worked closely with detainees. They have signed a letter calling for detainees to be brought to Australia, risking a breach of secrecy provisions in the Australian Border Force Act. Dina Gerolymou and Themis Kallos discus the story.



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