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07:56 CH 19/11/2015
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott is set to announce a "generous" boost to the number of Syrian refugees today, as well as extra dollars for the agencies that help people who have fled extremism.
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Federal Cabinet will finalise the refugee intake agreements this morning, with a source telling the ABC it will be a "generous" figure and the refugees will get permanent protection rather than temporary visas.
It is not clear yet how many extra people will be accepted. Australia's current intake slated for this year is 13,750.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says the response will be "considered and measured" and appropriate for a country like Australia "that takes its international obligations seriously".
"We are able to work with the UNHCR, with the International Organisation of Migration and choose the people that we will take," the Foreign Minister said.
"We partner with them, we provide them funding and then we say 'we will focus on women and children and families of the persecuted minorities' for example.
"Australia can say that we can determine who will come."
The Federal Government has already flagged that the focus of its intake of Syrian refugees will be minorities that are largely Christian.
Government ministers like Malcolm Turnbull have argued for accepting more Syrian Christians, and Ms Bishop has nominated minorities like the Yazidis.
One backbencher told the ABC the message being sent to the Prime Minister by some in the Coalition was clear: "No more Muslim men."
Nationals MP George Christensen said Christians should be prioritised.
"I think that any Christian walking around in Syria, and many of those places throughout the middle east at the moment, because of Islamic State, basically has a target on their forehead or a dotted line around their neck where ISIS wants to cut," he told the ABC.
"So if your life is threatened as their lives are, they should be prioritised."
Labor's Tanya Plibersek warned against discriminating.
"We have to maintain a focus on taking the most vulnerable people," she said.
"Australia's immigration policies, particularly our humanitarian policy has to be non-discriminatory.
"Of course, in many instances it will be ethnic minorities and religious minorities that are most at risk, women on their own, children who are unaccompanied.
" All of these are particularly vulnerable and I would expect our humanitarian policy to take account of that vulnerability.
"But the basis of our policy should not discriminate on religion or ethnicity or gender."
"Being a victim of war doesn't know a particular religion," Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said on Tuesday.
"If you're a woman facing terrible crimes to be committed against you, if you're a child, a little child, potentially drowning at sea, I'm not interested in their religion, I'm interested in their safety."
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-09-08/tony-abbott-flags-response-syrian-refugee-crisis-imminent/6757708
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Prime Minister Tony Abbott is set to announce a "generous" boost to the number of Syrian refugees today, as well as extra dollars for the agencies that help people who have fled extremism.
................
Federal Cabinet will finalise the refugee intake agreements this morning, with a source telling the ABC it will be a "generous" figure and the refugees will get permanent protection rather than temporary visas.
It is not clear yet how many extra people will be accepted. Australia's current intake slated for this year is 13,750.
Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says the response will be "considered and measured" and appropriate for a country like Australia "that takes its international obligations seriously".
"We are able to work with the UNHCR, with the International Organisation of Migration and choose the people that we will take," the Foreign Minister said.
"We partner with them, we provide them funding and then we say 'we will focus on women and children and families of the persecuted minorities' for example.
"Australia can say that we can determine who will come."
The Federal Government has already flagged that the focus of its intake of Syrian refugees will be minorities that are largely Christian.
Government ministers like Malcolm Turnbull have argued for accepting more Syrian Christians, and Ms Bishop has nominated minorities like the Yazidis.
One backbencher told the ABC the message being sent to the Prime Minister by some in the Coalition was clear: "No more Muslim men."
Nationals MP George Christensen said Christians should be prioritised.
"I think that any Christian walking around in Syria, and many of those places throughout the middle east at the moment, because of Islamic State, basically has a target on their forehead or a dotted line around their neck where ISIS wants to cut," he told the ABC.
"So if your life is threatened as their lives are, they should be prioritised."
Labor's Tanya Plibersek warned against discriminating.
"We have to maintain a focus on taking the most vulnerable people," she said.
"Australia's immigration policies, particularly our humanitarian policy has to be non-discriminatory.
"Of course, in many instances it will be ethnic minorities and religious minorities that are most at risk, women on their own, children who are unaccompanied.
" All of these are particularly vulnerable and I would expect our humanitarian policy to take account of that vulnerability.
"But the basis of our policy should not discriminate on religion or ethnicity or gender."
"Being a victim of war doesn't know a particular religion," Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said on Tuesday.
"If you're a woman facing terrible crimes to be committed against you, if you're a child, a little child, potentially drowning at sea, I'm not interested in their religion, I'm interested in their safety."
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http://www.abc.net.au/news/2015-09-08/tony-abbott-flags-response-syrian-refugee-crisis-imminent/6757708
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