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3 February 2016 | News

High Court Decision – 3 Feb 2016

Articles about the High Court Decision – 3 Feb 2016

  • Daniel Webb of the Human Rights Law Centre speaks about the decision

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  • PM Malcolm Turnbull urged to have a heart regardless of High Court ruling on Nauru  Sydney Morning Herald
  • Doctors risk jail time for speaking out about treatment of children in detention – ABC Online
  • High Court rejects Nauru detention challenge – Sky News Australia
  • Australian court dismisses challenge to Pacific refugee detention – Yahoo7 News

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