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Select article: Contradictory Australian National Policies on Self-Harm And Suicide: The Case of Asylum Seekers in Mandatory Detention

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Contradictory Australian National Policies on Self-Harm And Suicide: The Case of Asylum Seekers in Mandatory Detention

Michael Dudley

Australasian Psychiatry

Select article: No Refuge from Terror: The Impact of Detention on the Mental Health of Trauma-affected Refugees Seeking Asylum in Australia

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First published 2007-09

No Refuge from Terror: The Impact of Detention on the Mental Health of Trauma-affected Refugees Seeking Asylum in Australia

Derrick Silove, Patricia Austin, Zachary Steel

Transcultural Psychiatry

Select article: Medicalizing the Detention of Aboriginal People in the Northern Territory: A New/Old Regime of Control?

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Medicalizing the Detention of Aboriginal People in the Northern Territory: A New/Old Regime of Control?

Janet Ransley, Elena Marchetti

Social & Legal Studies

Select article: Fifteen years of detaining children who seek asylum in Australia – evidence and consequences

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Fifteen years of detaining children who seek asylum in Australia – evidence and consequences

Sarah Mares

Australasian Psychiatry

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