There's widespread criticism of new federal government regulations requiring asylum-seekers to sign a code of conduct before they can renew their bridging visas. The bridging visas of about 13,500 asylum-seekers are expected to have lapsed by January. Those who don't agree to the code may be returned to immigration detention, have their visas cancelled or government payments slashed. Feature by Thea Cowie and producing in Tamil by our producer Maheswaran Prabaharan.
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