CAPRS co-founder and co-director Professor Jay Marlowe explains that asylum seekers, receiving relatively less support, in New Zealand are treated unfairly compared to quota refugees, despite both being protected under the same international conventions, and calls for a more equitable system that treats all refugees with dignity and provides the support needed to rebuild their lives. Read the full article: Why are asylum seekers treated differently to other refugees? | RNZ
Professor Jay Marlowe Responds to Why Asylum Seekers Are Treated Differently to Other Refugees
