Children and young people in asylum and refugee processes
towards best practice
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Publication
2020 - The Federation Press, Alexandria, NSW, New South Wales
Language
English
Word Count
43,250 words, Guess
Page Count
173 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL59537719M
- ISBN-139781760022419
- ISBN-101760022411
- OCLC Control Number1162821480
Classifications
- DDC305.23086914
- LCCHV640 .C76 2020
Description
Representing children in refugee protection proceedings is complex work involving legal, psycho-social, welfare and cross-cultural issues. Children and young people are amongst the most vulnerable people affected by migration controls, especially when they are seeking asylum alone, without the support of a responsible adult. Their interaction with government systems in this area is known to cause them high levels of stress and anxiety. This important book is designed to assist migration agents, lawyers, social workers and other relevant professionals to effectively represent the rights and interests of migrant children and young people seeking protection in Australia. Itcovers both the law and policy and cultural competence and practices. It provides practical tools and suggestions about issues that commonly arise when assisting young non-citizens who apply for protection or other status in Australia.
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