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Nauru detainee speaks out as new boat arrivals approach 100
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : July 20, 2024 - 12:40
The number of refugees being held at the Nauru detention centre has increased sixfold in six months. Home Affairs Minister says funding for Operation Sovereign Boarders has never been higher amid criticism about a drop in air and sea patrols. The Albanese government has been urged to improve processing times and prevent asylum seekers being left in Nauru for years.