Add to ORKGThis chapter focuses on Australia’s occupation of Christmas Island, an Indian Ocean territory of Australia, which is located 300 kilometres south of Java and 2,600 kilometres northwest of Perth, Western Australia. Here, asylum seekers of today await the sealing of their fate. For many Christmas Islanders the incarceration of the asylum seeker represents a continuum of how the island has always been a place of institutionalised exclusion and disenfranchisement. The essay incorporates interviews with asylum seekers and Christmas Islanders that took place in 2009
In July 2011, Australia and Malaysia entered into an arrangement in which Australian asylum seekers ...
The waiting game for asylum seekers in Indonesian camps is too much for some. Journalists Andrew Dod...
Australia's policy of indefinite mandatory detention was legislatively bolted in 1992 and applied to...
The depiction of islands as places of spectacular sunsets and sparkling water masks the realities of...
Since the Tampa incident in 2001, Christmas Island has been a central site where Australia’s border ...
Detention and the dwelling: Lévinas and the refuge of the asylum seeker The Australian government in...
Christmas Island is the site where Australia's mandatory immigration detention policies are implemen...
Christmas Island is the site where Australia's mandatory immigration detention policies are implemen...
Christmas Island is the site where Australia’s mandatory immigration detention policies are implemen...
With the established route for asylum seekers between Indonesia and Christmas Island closed by Opera...
This special issue is a collaborative endeavour undertaken by editors and authors. It arose as a res...
The current policy of the Australian Government is that no person who arrives in the country by boat...
During the last decade measures of overt and covert surveillance, information sharing and deterrence...
A conversation with a PhD student from the Institute for Social Research who has been living on Chri...
In September of 2001, a ‘national crisis’ caused by a perceived influx of asylum seekers led the Aus...
In July 2011, Australia and Malaysia entered into an arrangement in which Australian asylum seekers ...
The waiting game for asylum seekers in Indonesian camps is too much for some. Journalists Andrew Dod...
Australia's policy of indefinite mandatory detention was legislatively bolted in 1992 and applied to...
The depiction of islands as places of spectacular sunsets and sparkling water masks the realities of...
Since the Tampa incident in 2001, Christmas Island has been a central site where Australia’s border ...
Detention and the dwelling: Lévinas and the refuge of the asylum seeker The Australian government in...
Christmas Island is the site where Australia's mandatory immigration detention policies are implemen...
Christmas Island is the site where Australia's mandatory immigration detention policies are implemen...
Christmas Island is the site where Australia’s mandatory immigration detention policies are implemen...
With the established route for asylum seekers between Indonesia and Christmas Island closed by Opera...
This special issue is a collaborative endeavour undertaken by editors and authors. It arose as a res...
The current policy of the Australian Government is that no person who arrives in the country by boat...
During the last decade measures of overt and covert surveillance, information sharing and deterrence...
A conversation with a PhD student from the Institute for Social Research who has been living on Chri...
In September of 2001, a ‘national crisis’ caused by a perceived influx of asylum seekers led the Aus...
In July 2011, Australia and Malaysia entered into an arrangement in which Australian asylum seekers ...
The waiting game for asylum seekers in Indonesian camps is too much for some. Journalists Andrew Dod...
Australia's policy of indefinite mandatory detention was legislatively bolted in 1992 and applied to...