Australia’s Boat-People

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Australia’s Boat-People

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Sep 25, 2013

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In August, as Australian politicians hung tough on asylum seekers, the Melbourne Writers Festival asked Jeremy Harding how far governments can patrol migration. With grateful acknowledgments to the Alan Missen Foundation and Liberty Victoria. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

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Sep 25, 2013

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