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Australia to resettle hundreds of Nauru detainees in $408M, 30-year deal amid rights and transparency concerns.
Australia has agreed to a $408 million, 30-year deal to resettle hundreds of former offshore detainees from Nauru, known as the NZYQ cohort, after a court blocked their return due to persecution fears and indefinite detention.
Nauru’s president David Adeang defended the agreement, stating the arrivals would not threaten safety and might return home early, though this could conflict with international law.
The Australian government withheld an official English translation of Adeang’s remarks, citing accuracy and diplomatic concerns, while advocacy groups criticized the secrecy as part of a long-standing pattern of opacity in offshore processing.
The move reignites concerns over human rights, transparency, and Australia’s obligations under the Refugee Convention.
Australia reubicará a cientos de detenidos de Nauru en 408 millones de dólares, un acuerdo de 30 años en medio de preocupaciones sobre derechos y transparencia.