humanitarian
Labor quietly makes people pay upfront to appeal refugee refusals
The new $1800 fee aims to deter thousands of dodgy asylum claims but legal services that provide assistance to refugees were left in the dark.
Reported by The Age
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The AgeLabor quietly makes people pay upfront to appeal refugee refusalsSydney Morning HeraldLabor quietly makes people pay upfront to appeal refugee refusalsThe AgeLabor quietly makes people pay upfront to appeal refugee refusalsSydney Morning HeraldLabor quietly makes people pay upfront to appeal refugee refusals5 recorded states
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