Group rights: children of vulnerable asylum seekers in detention MalaysiaPemerintah Australia soften its policies on sending children asylum seekers without families to processing in Malaysia.Australia's immigration Minister Chris Bowen told ABC News that all children will be through consideration of a case by case.
The statement that following the announcement of Bowen's last week which mentions that in the plan approval of exchange of refugees with Malaysia there will be no exception.
The institutions of the United Nations (UN) and the well-known activist expressed anger and concern serious will be the safety of children who seek asylum without their families.
Bowen said last week that the children who arrive in Australia without the company of their families will be sent to Malaysia and placed in detention centers while waiting for their cases processed.
But the Government of Australia spicy condemnation relating to alleged acts of violence in detention centers Malaysia.
According to the activist of human rights, the children of women especially targeted groups of criminals and officials are not right.
In a statement Monday that hinted at softening the Government's position, Bowen said that all cases involving children with no family will be considered on an individual basis case by case basis.
But he insisted that no exception a thorough for children who seek asylum without family. Because, according to Bowen, the exception a thorough can encourage smugglers meet their boats with children.
December ago a boat with asylum seekers had an accident on Christmas Island, killing 30 people, including children and infants.
"UNHCR is committed to special consideration and protection measures imposed against decent vulnerable groups, including children who are not accompanied by their families"
In an interview on ABC television's coverage of the morning, Bowen also said "the rules that apply to migrants dark to Malaysia will not be imposed on people who moved from Malaysia to Australia."
He said Australia officials and refugees United Nations, UNHCR, would monitor the treatment of asylum seekers. UNHCR welcomed the move by saying: "this is a step of protection is very important for UNHCR, which continue to discuss with the Government of our two countries."
"UNHCR is committed to special consideration and protection measures imposed against decent vulnerable groups, including children who are not accompanied by their families," according to the UNHCR.
The Government of Australia expressed support for UNHCR are integral requirements in matter of refugees with the agreement Malaysia. Based on the agreement exchange of refugees, a number of up to 800 new ships which arrived in Australia will be relocated to Malaysia.
Instead, Australia will accept 4,000 refugees officially registered live in Malaysia.
Among the children without a family currently reside in the Christmas Island Detention Center and will be sent to Malaysia, there are a number of daughters.
