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Future for PNG Asylum-seekers

Submitted by Netipr on Thu, 11/21/2019 - 04:17

Friends, I'm sure everyone is feeling over the moon about the planned escape from PNG of Behrouz Boochani to NZ last week; and I do hope he'd be stayed put with Christchurch for sometimes. Mr Boochani's escape from PNG may also indicate to us that there's a new willingness from the Office of UNHCR to help those asylum-seekers in PNG [#1].

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