REFUGEE & IMMIGRATION LEGAL CENTRE

The Refugee & Immigration Legal Centre (RILC) is a community legal centre specialising in all aspects of refugee and immigration law, policy and practice.

Advice from RILC

We offer free telephone and evening advice services to all, and ongoing casework to those whose cases have merit and are unable to access services elsewhere.

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RILC's Statement on Incorrect Media Reports

See 'Correction of incorrect information in article published by The Daily Telegraph and other News Limited publications on 12 March 2012.'  Please click here

 

 

 

 

 ANNUAL REPORT

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Education Programmes

We conduct a substantial legal education program, including courses for migration agent purposes, continuing professional development seminars and community education sessions. Please click on this link  for the  April  2012  CPD series for Registered Migration Agents

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RILC Services

We participate in an active program of policy development, law reform and advocacy, seeking to ensure that Australia’s migration and refugee programs operate in a just, fair, ethical and humane manner.

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RILC continues to be called upon to comment on asylum seeker policy. Here are some of our recent comments:
See RILC's Executive Director, David Manne, on The 7PM Project recently commenting on the Government's 'Malaysian Solution'  ( 9 May 2011). To read, click here.

See RILC's comments on the 'Malaysia Solution' in The Age newspaper: 'And Now For Julia Gillard's Asian Solution'
 (8 May 2011). To read, click here.

See RILC's comments in 'The Australian' newspaper on the proposal to re-open Manus Island for offshore processing:
(6 May 2011), to read,  click here and  (7 May 2011). To read, click here.

See RILC's Executive Director, David Manne, on a panel at The Wheeler Centre (and broadcast on ABC's 'Big Ideas'): "So Who the Bloody Hell Are We?: The Fair Go' (13 April 2011). To view / listen click here.

See RILC's comments on the BBC about the proposal to re-open Manus Island for offshore processing: 'Australia row over PNG 'asylum camp plan'  (6 May 2011). To read, click here.


 


 

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