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Discover the compelling insights in 'Refugee Rights and Policy Wrongs,' a must-read for anyone passionate about human rights and social justice. In this updated edition, authors Jane McAdam and Fiona Chong delve into Australia's refugee policies, revealing a troubling trajectory that has increasingly marginalized asylum seekers. Through thorough research and a critical lens, this book examines how the Australian government’s focus on border control has undermined international obligations to protect refugees. Key topics include offshore processing, detention practices, and the contentious issue of boat turnbacks, all shedding light on the harsh realities facing those who seek safety in Australia. With its comprehensive analysis of refugee law and policy, 'Refugee Rights and Policy Wrongs' is vital reading for advocates, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the urgent need for reform in Australia's approach to refugees. Now more than ever, this book is essential for those who wish to engage in the conversation about empathy, legality, and the consequences of policies that prioritize deterrence over humanitarian responsibility. Join the movement for refugee rights and engage with this important dialogue today.