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Cambodia's Prime Minister Hun Sen attends the formal session of the ASEAN-Republic of Korea Commemorative Summit in Busan on Dec. 12, 2014. (Ahn Young-joon/AFP/Getty Images)
SYDNEY—Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop said she will raise human rights concerns with Burmese and Cambodian leaders.... |
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Colleagues are defending Peter Dutton despite calls from South Africa for him to withdraw comments suggesting persecuted white farmers need protection from a "civilised country".
Canberra's high commissioner has been hauled in for a meeting with officials in Pretoria after the home affairs minister.... |
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Colleagues are defending Peter Dutton despite calls from South Africa for him to withdraw comments suggesting persecuted white farmers need protection from a "civilised country".
Canberra's high commissioner has been hauled in for a meeting with officials in Pretoria after the home affairs minister.... |
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Colleagues are defending Peter Dutton despite calls from South Africa for him to withdraw comments suggesting persecuted white farmers need protection from a "civilised country".
Canberra's high commissioner has been hauled in for a meeting with officials in Pretoria after the home affairs minister.... |
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Colleagues are defending Peter Dutton despite calls from South Africa for him to withdraw comments suggesting persecuted white farmers need protection from a "civilised country".
Canberra's high commissioner has been hauled in for a meeting with officials in Pretoria after the home affairs minister.... |
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is expected to raise concerns about Cambodia's crumbling democracy and human rights record when he sits down for talks with his counterpart at the ASEAN summit in Sydney.
Mr Turnbull is hosting leaders from the 10-country Association of Southeast Asian Nations and is.... |
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South Africa has demanded Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton withdraw comments suggesting persecuted white farmers need protection from a "civilised country".
Canberra's high commissioner has been hauled in for a meeting with officials in Pretoria after Mr Dutton said the farmers deserved protections under special visas from Australia. |
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South Africa has demanded Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton withdraw comments suggesting persecuted white farmers need protection from a "civilised country".
Canberra's high commissioner has been hauled in for a meeting with officials in Pretoria after Mr Dutton said the farmers deserved protections under special visas from Australia. |
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Mr Dutton said there were already large numbers of South African expatriates living in Australia. "They work hard, they integrate well into Australian society, they contribute to make us a better country and they're the sorts of migrants that we want to bring into our country," Mr Dutton told radio station 2GB on Thursday. |
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Mr Dutton said there were already large numbers of South African expatriates living in Australia. "They work hard, they integrate well into Australian society, they contribute to make us a better country and they're the sorts of migrants that we want to bring into our country," Mr Dutton told radio station 2GB on Thursday. |
