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Australia processes applications from those seeking to claim asylum and when an application is made via the correct and legal channels the process is fair but not an easy one to negotiate. Those refused are deported. Those who arrive in Australia illegally - such as by boats from Indonesia - are placed in detention centres which will no longer be located in Australia, but in Nauru and Papua New Guinea. From October 2012, those who attempt to arrive on Australian shores illegally to claim asylum will be sent to Nauru and Papua New Guinea following recent legislation that was passed by parliament as of August 2012.
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Where was the first penal colony?
The first penal colony was in New South Wales, Australia, established in 1788 by the British as a place to exile convicts. It was located in Port Jackson, which is present-day Sydney.
What is average IQ of prisoners in Australia?
There is no specific data available regarding the average IQ of prisoners in Australia. The IQ levels of prisoners vary depending on factors such as education, socio-economic background, and individual circumstances.
Which colony was mostly inhabited by convicts?
It was the first European colony in Australia, at Sydney in 1988. The English established the colony in order to relocate the convicts from the overcrowded prisons in England. In spite of their heritage, many of the Australians of today are honest people. The convicts were not the first settlers: the original Australians had already been there for maybe 50,000 years.
Why was James Ruse the convict transported to Australia?
James Ruse was transported to Australia as a convict in 1788 for stealing items in England. He was one of the first convicts to be transported to help establish the new British colony in New South Wales. Ruse later became a successful farmer and is regarded as Australia's first settler to grow a successful crop of wheat.
What happened to the convicts when their sentence was over in Australia?
A sentence for a convict sent to Australia could be many years in length. Because of reasons such as good behaviour, some convicts were given a "ticket of leave". These individuals were still watched however, as some convicts had a tendency to reoffend. They were required to report in regularly to the authorities. While on their ticket-of-leave, they were permitted to work for a living in a trade. After a further period of good behaviour, these convicts were given a "free pardon", meaning they could start their own trade, business, or take up land which may have been allocated to them and use it for farming or crops. Some even became Constables for the colony (for example John Smith). Some of Australia's convicts became great pioneers in their field. Francis Greenway, for example, had trained as an architect prior to his sentence, and his work can be seen in some of the old, gracious buildings still standing in Sydney today. George Howe had a background in printing; he published Australia's first regular newspaper. Convicts rarely, if ever, returned to England, as Australia held much better opportunities for them.
Does Australia let in all asylum seekers?
no they let in 1.6 per cent
What does Australia do with asylum seekers?
They take illegal asylum seekers to Christmas Island.
How much money is spent on the asylum seekers?
Australia spent $142 millions on detention centers and asylum seekers.
Why are asylum seekers coming to Australia?
Asylum seekers come to Australia either because they have a war in their country or they have been threatened in one way or another!!
Do asylum seekers go to Australia by boat?
Yes
How do illegal asylum seekers travel to Australia?
by a boat
Should asylum seekers be allowed to enter into Australia?
it depends on many things: how they arrived in Australia ( legal or illegal ) what they are fleeing from whether they have a criminal record bringing any illegal objects, products it doesn't matter were ever there coming from, if they are asylum seekers they are asylum seekers.
What other events in the Pacific caused fear in Australia?
asylum seekers
Why does Australia make asylum seekers stay in Nauru rather than allowing them to come to the mainland?
to discourage people from seeking asylum in Australia
What can asylum seekers give to Australia?
Persons seeking asylum in Australia they do not get immediate benefits. They are mostly sent to the off shore processing center, if they arrive by boat.
How long does it take asylum seekers to get to Australia?
Over 20 years
Where can you get info about asylum seekers?
Use the links below for information on asylum seekers.
