Pressing 'Reset' On Resettlement How A Lifeline Can Survive COVID - 19

UNSW Kaldor Centre
06/07/2020 56 min
Pressing 'Reset' On Resettlement How A Lifeline Can Survive COVID - 19

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Resettlement is a life-saving tool. It is a way that countries, like Australia, help refugees and their families to find safety. Now resettlement is under unprecedented pressure, what history is in the making for refugees in this current crisis?

Find out from our expert panel, Kate O'Malley (UNHCR Canberra), Sally Pfeiffer (Department of Home Affairs), Paul Power (Refugee Council of Australia) and Melika Yassin Sheikh-Eldin (AMES Australia), in a conversation moderated by Kaldor Centre Director Jane McAdam.

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