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Immigration, Asylum, Demography & Population Resources
There are a huge number of electronic sites available with a wealth of
information on national and international immigration and population issues.
This guide is an attempt to provide links to key immigration and population
websites and publications, including the most authoritative international
statistical sites.
The following guide provides links to sources on:
Immigration and Migration
Refugee and Asylum
Demography and Population
Multicultural Information
Trafficking Women and Children for Sexual Exploitation
- Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC):
- Parliamentary Library publications:
- Refugees
and Asylum Seekers: A Guide to Key Resources and Recent Developments,
E-brief
- Protecting
Australia's Borders Research Note no. 22, 2003-04
- We
are Australian - The Constitution and Deportion of Australian-born
Children Research Paper no. 3, 2003-04
- Ministerial
Discretion in Migration Matters: Contemporary Policy Issues in Historical
Context Current Issues Brief no. 3, 2003-04
- Children
in Detention, E-brief
- Australia
and Refugees, 1901-2002: Annotated Chronology Based on Official Sources
A summary
is also available (Chronology no. 2, 2002-03)
- Trafficking
and the Sex industry: From Impunity to Protection Current Issues
Brief no. 28, 200203. An audio
brief is also available.
- The
East Timorese Asylum Seekers: Legal Issues and Policy Implications
Ten Years On, Current Issues Brief no. 17, 2002-03
- Refugee
Law: Recent Legislative Developments, Current Issues Brief no.
5, 2001-02
- The
Detention of Boat People, Current Issues Brief no. 8, 2000-01
- Dual
Citizenship in Australia, Current Issues Brief no. 5, 2000-01
- The
Problem with the 1951 Refugee Convention, Research Paper no. 5,
2000-01
- Boat
People, Illegal Migration and Asylum Seekers: In Perspective,
Current Issues Brief no. 13, 1999-2000
- Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC), Face
the Facts 2005
- Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS)
- Migration
series (catalogue no. 3412.0). Published annually, this publication
includes figures on overseas migration, overseas-born population,
overstayers, and illegal entrants.
- 2006
Census data by location allows you to drill down to statistics
on migration, language, religion, birthplace and ancestry at the
state/territory and capital city level
- More detailed 2001 Census data within capital city local statistical
divisions and also rural and regional areas is available from People
of Australia. Local maps are also available from this page.
- Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC):
- Australian Institute of Criminology Organised
crime and people smuggling/trafficking to Australia, 2001
- Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC):
- Department of Parliamentary Services (DPS):
- Protecting
Australia's Borders Research Note no. 22, 2003-04
- We
are Australian - The Constitution and Deportion of Australian-born
Children Research Paper no. 3, 2003-04
- Ministerial
discretion in migration matters: contemporary policy issues in historical
context Current Issues Brief no. 3, 2003-04
- Children
in Detention, E-brief
- Australia
and Refugees, 1901-2002: Annotated Chronology Based on Official Sources
A summary
is also available (Chronology no. 2, 200203)
- Trafficking
and the Sex Industry: From Impunity to Protection, Current Issues
Brief no. 28, 200203. An audio
brief is also available.
- The
East Timorese Asylum Seekers: Legal Issues and Policy Implications
Ten Years On, Current Issues Brief no. 17, 2002-03
- Refugee
Law: Recent Legislative Developments, Current Issues Brief no.
5, 2001-02
- The
Detention of Boat People, Current Issues Brief no. 8, 2000-01
- The
Problem with the 1951 Refugee Convention, Research Paper no. 5,
2000-01
- Boat
People, Illegal Migration and Asylum Seekers: In Perspective,
Current Issues Brief no. 13, 1999-2000
- Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commission (HREOC):
- Joint Standing Committee on Migration, Not
the Hilton: Immigration Detention Centres: Inspection Report,
September 2000
- Ombudsman reports
and publications page for reports on detention centres and related
issues
- Refugee Council
of Australia
- Migration Review Tribunal - Refugee
Review Tribunal
Trafficking Women and Children for Sexual
Exploitation
Resolution to adopt the UN Protocol
to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women
and Children (Trafficking Protocol) A/RES/55/25.
Publications
Kerry Carrington and Jane Hearn, Trafficking
and the Sex Industry: From Impunity to Protection, Current Issues
Brief, no. 28, Department of Parliamentary Library, 2003.
Liz Kelly and Linda Regan, Stopping Traffic:
Exploring the extent of, and responses to, trafficking in women for sexual
exploitation in the UK, Police Research Series Paper 125, 2000.
Kathleen Maltzahn, Trafficking
in Women for Prostitution, speech presented at the Australian Women
Conference Conference, Canberra, 28 August 2001.
Toni Makkai, Thematic
Discussion on Trafficking Human Beings, Australian Institute of Criminology,
Workshop on Trafficking in Human Beings, especially Women and Children,
12th Session of the Commission on Crime Prevention and Criminal Justice,
Vienna, 15 May 2003.
Sally Moyle, 'Trafficking
in Women', speech presented at the Stop the Traffick Symposium: Addressing
Trafficking in Women for Prostitution, RMIT, 25 February 2002.
Jennifer Norberry, 'Criminal Code
Amendment (Slavery and Sexual Servitude) Bill 1999', Bills Digest,
no. 167, Department of the Parliamentary Library, 1999.
Stewart Smith, The
Control of Prostitution, New South Wales Parliamentary Library Research
Service Briefing Paper, no. 14, 2003. This briefing paper has a section
on illegal immigrants and sex slavery.
UK Home Office, Prevention
of People Trafficking Tool Kit.
US Department of Justice, Accomplishment
in the Fight to Prevent Trafficking in Persons, Fact Sheet, Washington,
25 February 2003.
US Department of State, Trafficking in Persons Report,
Released by the Office to Monitor and Combat Trafficking in Persons, 5
June 2002.
Organisations
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