| | Immigration reports tabled in Parliament 9 February 2006
The summaries below are to assist site users only, for a complete record of the reports and recommendations please refer to each report. Please note that all abbreviations used in the summaries are spelt out in full within the reports.  |
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45 year old PRC man in detention for two years; practices Falun Gong. Review / courts: RRT/HC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: Release on a RPBV pending decision on immigration status. | |
38 year old Afghani man in detention for four years; his wife and children have been released on TPV’s. Psychological impairment. Consideration of the best interests of the children. Review / courts: AAT/FC/FFC/HC/UNHCR.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: Immediate release on a RPBV, pending consideration of permanent visas for himself and family. | |
36 year old Algerian man in detention for 4 years; with severe depression, PTSD and psychiatric hospitalisation. His wife is Australian. Concerns re paracetamol. Review / courts: RRT/FMC/FFC/FC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: Not to be detained; consider release on a RPBV; grant of permanent visa be considered. | |
45 year old man detained for four years; with severe depression. Granted permanent visa. Review / courts: RRT/FMC/FFC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: DIMA to consider providing ongoing assistance. | |
45 year old woman detained for four years. Granted a permanent visa. Review / courts: RRT/FMC/FFC. No recommendation by Ombudsman. | |
22 year old Afghani (Hazara) man detained for five years; with psychological problems. Concerns re paracetamol. Initial difficulty in confirming nationality, granted a permanent visa. Review / courts: RRT/FMC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: DIMA involvement in providing continuing mental health care. | |
42 year old man of Lebanese origin (38 years in Australia) detained for three years, his wife and children are Australian. His history of criminal convictions led to a s 501 visa cancellation. He was released due to Nystrom decision, i.e. an ‘absorbed person’. Review / courts: RRT/FC/FFC/HC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: Not to be placed in immigration detention; if DIMA HC appeal against Nystrom decision is successful, postpone any removal action until Government has considered the Ombudsman’s s 501 report. | |
61 year old man (17 years in Australia) in detention for four years. His sexual offences against a minor and 6 years jail led to a deportation order under s 200. Review / courts: AAT/FC/FFC/HC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: DIMA actively seek removal; consider release if removal delayed. | |
27 year old Congolese man in detention for four years. Released on a TPV. Legal process delays. Review / courts: RRT/FC/FMC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: That a permanent visa be considered. | |
29 year old Sri Lankan (Tamil) man detained for four years; with profound depression, anxiety and psychiatric hospitalisation. Released on a RPBV. Review / courts: RRT/FMC/FFC/HC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: Not to be detained again; that a permanent visa be considered. | |
24 year old Afghani man detained for four years; with Major Depression, anxiety and PTSD. Difficulty in confirming nationality. Released on TPV. Review / courts: RRT/FC/FFC/HC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: That a permanent visa be considered; DIMA to consider what ongoing assistance can be provided.
(*This report mistakenly refers to a Hazara man who is single. In fact, report 013/05 relates to a Pashtun man who is married.) | |
24 year old Fijian man (15 years in Australia) detained for two years. His criminal convictions led to a s 501 visa cancellation. Review / courts: FMC/FFC.
Ombudsman’s recommendation: Not to be removed at present; consideration of a visa to enable release into community, pending Ombudsman’s s 501 report. |
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