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Unneighborly Behavior

Tuesday, March 28, 2006

The granting of visas to 42 Papuans has caused severe strains to Australia-Indonesia relations.

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THE wishes of the asylum seekers are at long last fulfilled. After about three months of waiting at the immigration holding camp on Christmas Island, the 42 asylum seekers from Papua obtained temporary protection visas from the Australian government Thursday last week. They will soon be moved to Melbourne, said Australian Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone.

The group of asylum seekers arrived in Australia in a 25-meter dugout canoe. They are mos

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