SYDNEY - The fate of hundreds of asylum seekers being held in a detention center in Papua New Guinea was in limbo on Wednesday as the country’s prime minister announced the facility would close ...

A senior doctor who was caring for asylum seekers detained by Australia on the remote ... Controversy over Australia’s refugee camps grows as ... could be as many as 900 refugees and asylum ...

A group of Australian women and their children languishing in a Syrian refugee camp have lost a legal bid to force the Australian government to bring them home to safety.

Fate of Australian women and children in Syrian refugee camps decided in Federal Court. The ISIS brides stuck in a refugee camp in Syria will consider an appeal after a court rejected a bid to ...

The Australian government has repatriated four Australian women and their 13 children from a Syrian refugee camp, Home Affairs Minister Clare O'Neil said on Saturday in a resumption of a ...

Australia first repatriated eight children and grandchildren of two dead ISIL fighters from a Syrian refugee camp in 2019 but has held off repatriating any others until now. “The decision to ...

Almost half-a-century after Australia set up its first refugee processing centre on Manus Island in Papua New Guinea, its West Papuan residents have been offered PNG citizenship.

The Australian government has repatriated four Australian women and their 13 children from a Syrian refugee camp, Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil said.

In 2019, then Foreign Minister Marise Payne toured the Cox's Bazar camps. Following a fire there last year she announced an extra $10 million in emergency assistance from the Australian government ...

The main camps, al-Roj and al-Hol, were established in the early 1990s to provide temporary shelter for refugees fleeing across the border to escape conflict in Iraq. Twenty years on, they have ...

A legal battle to bring a group of Australian women and their children stuck in a refugee camp in Syria back home to Australia has been rejected by the Federal Court.