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How many Sudanese refugees are there in Australia?
As of 2021, there are approximately 10,000 Sudanese refugees living in Australia. This number may fluctuate due to changes in refugee intake and resettlement programs.
How many rwandan refugees in Australia?
is 1 person that is
What is a sentence example of the word Refugees?
people escaping ukraine are refugees
Where do Australia's refugees come from?
Australia's refugees mainly come from countries such as Iraq and Afghanistan.
How much do refugees pay to get smuggled to Australia?
refugees pay about 200000to get smuggeld to australia
What happens when refugees cant get into Australia?
They are returned to their country of origin. Australia does not accept refugees who arrive unwelcomed in Australia.
How many refugees accept Australia in 90's?
70,000 refuges had settled in Australia in 90's
Are there refugees in Australia?
Yes
Where do most of Australia's refugees come from?
most refugees come from Vietnam and Asia
How many people came to Australia after the Vietnam War?
what was the number of refugees who came after the war
Do Afghanistan refugees travel with plane to get to Australia?
no
Why do refugees try to reach Australia?
Australia is a safe country, known for its political and religious freedom. Refugees from countries with oppressive governments are attracted to Australia because of this freedom, and also because Australia does offer many opportunities for people seeing to start a new life. Thanks to the previous government, Australia had a reputation for low unemployment and a sound, strong economy. The change of government meant that many restrictions formerly placed on refugees have been loosened (many Customs staff and those responsible for border security were laid off when Rudd came in to power) so refugees see Australia as an easy target. Furthermore, the places from which refugees come are absolutely deadly, stricken by wars, famine and starvation, or a tyrannical dictatorship government. Australia has a reputation for being a peaceful country that adheres to the international rules that apply to refugees. If the choice is starvation, violent death, etc then they are prepared to take the risks involved.
