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Trump news at a glance: Mass anti-Trump protests sweep nation; supreme court issues midnight order
Protesters pour into the streets from east coast to west in second wave of demonstrations this month – key US politics stories from Saturday 19 April at a glance
Protesters poured into the streets across the country again on Saturday in the second wave of demonstrations this month, as organizers seek to turn discontent with Donald Trump’s presidency into a mass movement that will eventually translate into ballot box action.
Large protests took place from east coast to west, in major cities like Washington, New York and Chicago, as well as Rhode Island, Maryland, Wisconsin, Tennessee, South Carolina, among many others. Americans abroad also signalled their opposition to the Trump agenda in the Irish capital of Dublin and other cities. Continue reading...
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AYX18 v Minister for Home Affairs [2018] FCA 283 (6 March 2018) Ten-year-old refugee with a history of attempts on his own life ordered by the Court to be transferred to Australian specialist inpatient care, not available on Nauru, through interlocutory injunction.
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DRB18 v Minister for Home Affairs [2018] FCA 1163 (25 July 2018) Twenty-seven-year-old refugee who had potentially suffered a penetrating eye injury ordered to be transferred to appropriate medical assessment and care, not available on Nauru, through interlocutory injunction.
DWE18 v Minister for Home Affairs [2018] FCA 1121 (26 July 2018) Child suffering resignation syndrome with a history of self-harm ordered by the Court to be transferred to specialist inpatient care in Australia, through interlocutory injunction.
EHW18 v Minister for Home Affairs [2018] FCA 1350 (31 August 2018) Forty-six-year-old refugee on Manus Island who was diabetic, blind in one eye from an assault in Papua New Guinea and going blind in the other who was also at an elevated risk of suicide ordered to be removed from Papua New Guinea to Australia for treatment.
ELF18 v Minister for Home Affairs [2018] FCA 1368 (3 September 2018) Female refugee previously hospitalised “for a considerable period” after a violent incident on Nauru, suffering post-traumatic stress disorder and at risk of self-harm ordered to be transferred to Sydney for inpatient care.
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