Kaldor Centre News

Apply now for our Displaced Scholars Peer Mentoring Program

Published on : 28/01/2021

Applications are now open for the new Displaced Scholars Peer Mentoring Program from UNSW's Kaldor Centre and the Raoul Wallenberg Institute at Lund University.

Pandemics and internal borders: is history repeating itself?

Published on : 30/11/2020

UNSW Sydney academics receive a Special Research Initiative grant for a project on internal border regulation in Australia around public health concerns.

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‘Temporary’ reveals the lives of refugees trapped in uncertainty

Published on : 17/11/2020
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New policy brief: How Australia must prepare for climate displacement in the Pacific

Published on : 22/10/2020

‘Climate Change, Disasters and Mobility: A Roadmap for Australian Action’ identifies the reasons why Australia must strengthen its supports for Pacific Islanders who may need to flee their homes – and charts the way towards a win-win future.

Before international travel resumes, airport asylum procedures should be fixed

Published on : 15/09/2020

Kaldor Centre policy brief argues for reform of shadowy process that puts the emphasis on visa cancellation, detention and deportation rather than protection for refugees.

U21 grant kick-starts partnership program for early-career researchers with refugee backgrounds

Published on : 27/08/2020
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Australian Parliament

COVID-19’s challenges to the international rules-based order

Published on : 03/08/2020

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Video: Jane McAdam on a principled response to COVID-19 in Cox’s Bazar

Published on : 27/07/2020
Lauren Martin
Australian Parliament

Centre points to dangerous consequences of mobile phone ban plan

Published on : 03/07/2020

Enabling Australia’s Border Force and Immigration Minister to ban mobile phones for people in detention would have dangerous consequences, the Kaldor Centre told a Senate committee today, urging the Senate to reject a proposal that would damage individual wellbeing and decrease public accountability.

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