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PM seeks Jakarta pact on asylum-seekers

Source: The Age
Jakarta : Indonesia | about 1 month ago  
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  • Children, part of the 260 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by the Indonesia Navy, draw under a tent at Cilegon harbour in Indonesia's Banten province
    Children, part of the 260 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by ...
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  • Sri Lankan refugees stand on a boat in Serang off the coast of Indonesia
    Sri Lankan refugees stand on a boat in Serang off the coast of ...
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  • Detained Sri Lankan asylum seekers sit in their wooden boat on an Indonesian navy ship in Cilegon harbour, Indonesia's Banten province
    Detained Sri Lankan asylum seekers sit in their wooden boat on an ...
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  • Detained Sri Lankan asylum seekers stand in their wooden boat on an Indonesian navy ship in Cilegon harbour, Indonesia's Banten province
    Detained Sri Lankan asylum seekers stand in their wooden boat on an ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Detained Sri Lankan asylum seeker stands in their wooden boat on an Indonesian navy ship in Cilegon harbour, Indonesia's Banten province
    Detained Sri Lankan asylum seeker stands in their wooden boat on an ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by the Indonesian Navy, sit in their wooden boat as they threaten to go on a hunger strike at the Cilegon harbour in Indonesia's Banten province
    Asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by the Indonesian Navy, sit in ...
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  • Asylum seekers from Sri Lanka, detained by the Indonesian Navy, sit in their wooden boat as they threaten to go on a hunger strike at Cilegon harbour in Indonesia's Banten province
    Asylum seekers from Sri Lanka, detained by the Indonesian Navy, sit in ...
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  • Sri Lankan asylum seekers sit as they are detained on an Indonesian navy ship in Cilegon harbour, Indonesia's Banten province
    Sri Lankan asylum seekers sit as they are detained on an Indonesian ...
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  • An Indonesian Navy official escorts the leader of Sri Lankan asylum seekers detained on an Indonesian navy ship in Cilegon harbour
    An Indonesian Navy official escorts the leader of Sri Lankan asylum ...
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  • A boy, one of the 260 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by the Indonesian Navy, drinks water in Indonesia's Banten province
    A boy, one of the 260 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by the ...
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  • A wooden boat carrying 260 Srilankan asylum seekers detained by the Indonesian Navy in Cilegon harbour in Indonesia's Banten province
    A wooden boat carrying 260 Srilankan asylum seekers detained by the ...
    Source: Reuters
  • Sri Lankan asylum seekers sit in their cargo ship in Cilegon harbour, Indonesia's Banten province
    Sri Lankan asylum seekers sit in their cargo ship in Cilegon harbour, ...
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  • Children, part of the 260 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by the Indonesia Navy, receive milk distributed by IOM in their wooden boat at Cilegon harbour in Indonesia's Banten province
    Children, part of the 260 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by ...
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Children, part of the 260 asylum seekers from Sri Lanka detained by ...
The Weekend Australian says a massively expanded Australian aid package to fund detention centres and training and broader intelligence-sharing between the two nations is at the heart of Mr Rudd's sweeping plan. The Prime Minister wants a new bilateral dialogue that would make Indonesian co-operation...
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  • News Source: The Age | about 1 month ago
    Children on the asylum seekers’ boat receive milk and snacks yesterday. Photo: Roy Rubianto SRI Lankan asylum seekers on a boat in Indonesia were yesterday considering ending their hunger strike and said they might come ashore. The asylum seekers...
  • News Source: Sydney Morning Herald | about 1 month ago
    Desperation ... a Sri Lankan hunger striker is taken to an ambulance after fainting yesterday. Indonesian port if they receive assurances about their future. Their spokesman, ''Alex'', told journalists that conditions on the boat, which the 254...
  • News Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation | about 1 month ago
    Bishop Posted October 17, 2009 18:30:00 Updated October 17, 2009 18:43:00 The Federal Opposition says it is time the Prime Minister Kevin Rudd took responsibility for what it calls the "massive surge" in boat arrivals.
  • News Source: The Age | about 1 month ago
    The federal government is reportedly seeking a new arrangement with Indonesia after an influx of asylum seekers has left the Australia's Christmas Island detention facility at near capacity. Australia already gives Indonesia $20 million a year to...
  • News Source: Sydney Morning Herald | about 1 month ago
    The Sri Lankan asylum seekers refusing to leave their boat in Indonesia are considering ending their two-day-old hunger strike as more succumb to sickness . An eight-month-old baby was rushed to hospital on Saturday morning with breathing problems as...
  • News Source: Scoop | about 1 month ago
    X" sank in the waters of Sunda Strait, and the boats will not stop, as we have seen since that time. But, disgustingly, the government of John Howard, nor Kevin Rudd's administration, have not come up with anything that even comes close to resolving...
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  • Blog Source: agora-dialogue.com
    The Sri Lankan asylum seekers refusing to leave their boat in Indonesia are considering ending their two-day-old hunger strike as more succumb to sickness. ... Meanwhile, Prime Minister Kevin Rudd reportedly is seeking a new strategic agreement with
  • Blog Source: hdlns.com
    SRI Lankan asylum seekers staging a hunger strike aboard their boat in Indonesia have labelled Kevin Rudd heartless, but the prime minister says he will not bow to their emotional blackmail. Two of the ethnic Tamils were rushed to ...
  • Blog Source: srilanka.allaroundyou.com.au
    “The 255 Sri Lankan asylum seekers aboard a boat in western Java have unfurled a large banner declaring a hunger strike. The ethnic Tamils are refusing to leave their wooden boat in Merak Harbour, after being intercepted at sea at the weekend on ..
  • Blog Source: jkrsothy.blogspot.com
    Mr Ruddock has also told The World Today he doubts Mr Rudd will be successful in getting Indonesia to detain and process asylum seekers. "I suspect that while Indonesia will offer cooperation, it won't be possible for them to detain all ...
  • Blog Source: refuniteaustralia.wordpress.com
    The Sri Lankans are refusing to leave the boat and the standoff continued at Merak harbour, west of Jakarta, despite the navy handing over responsibility for the asylum-seekers' plight to the Immigration Department. ... Late yesterday they also hung
  • Blog Source: nobordersbrighton.blogspot.com
    The migrants had been at sea for 13 days before being intercepted, many of them having paid $US15,000 after having been forced to wait in the Malaysian jungle several months before a people smuggling syndicate took their passports and promised to ...
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