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Explore the Nauru files

The devastating trauma and abuse inflicted in Australia’s notorious offshore detention camps is laid bare in the largest cache of leaked documents released from inside its immigration regime
  • Nauru files illustration

    The Nauru files: the lives of asylum seekers in detention detailed in a unique database – interactive

    Read incident reports written by staff in Australia’s immigration detention centre on Nauru

Video

  • Screengrab from: #NauruFilesReading

    Activists read the Nauru files outside Australia House in London – video

  • Tracey Donehue

    Teacher on Q&A: I wrote some of the reports in the Nauru files – video

  • Federal Health Minister, Peter Dutton, answers a question at a press conference in Sydney on Wednesday, Nov. 5, 2014. The Commonwealth Government will increase Australia's $18 million contribution to the response to Ebola in West Africa and strengthen preparations to detect and respond to a possible Ebola case in Australia. (AAP Image/Paul Miller) NO ARCHIVING

    Peter Dutton criticises reporting of Nauru files in ABC interview – audio

  • Tony Jones questions Greg Hunt on Q&A

    Greg Hunt and Linda Burney respond to the Nauru files on Q&A – video

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Latest news

  • Nauru

    Border Force admits it failed in its response to Nauru files abuse claims

    Exclusive: Internal emails reveal agency found response to ‘major’ incidents inappropriate but this was not disclosed to parliamentary inquiry
  • Nauru Files

    Guardian Australia wins three UN awards for the Nauru files

  • The Coalition senator Ian Macdonald

    Nauru files dominate Senate hearing as third detention facility in PNG revealed

  • Nauru files: review confirms 19 police referrals over abuse claims, yet no prosecutions

  • Paris Aristotle says Nauru files claims 'should not be diminished'

  • Nauru files 'an extraordinary trove of short stories', says Richard Flanagan

  • Nauru files: Labor unveils plan for wide-ranging inquiry into abuse allegations

  • Nauru files: leaked reports read aloud in 10-hour vigil outside Australia House in London

  • Thousands call for Nauru and Manus camps to close in rallies across Australia

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Opinion

  • Refugee Supporters Rally Across Australia

    Australia's offshore refugee processing is no inspiration. It deserves condemnation

  • A composite showing one of the asylum seeker detention facilities on Nauru, run by the Australian government. This composite shows two satellite views (top left and right) as well as an aerial photograph (below).

    I've worked in most conflict zones. I've never seen such high rates of trauma as on Nauru

    • Sign reading Nauru, Manus. Bring them here.

      The claim that locking asylum seekers up in Nauru and PNG saves lives is bogus

    • Australia's offshore detention centre at Nauru

      The Nauru files provide the evidence. Malcolm Turnbull can never plead ignorance

    • The International Criminal Court in The Hague, The Netherlands.

      Can the law come to the rescue of abused asylum seekers and refugees?

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Data

  • Children on Nauru

    Datablog: analysis of Nauru files highlights heavy toll on children

    Official reports vary in detail but across the board they show just how vulnerable children are in Australia’s detention camp

In pictures

  • A Nauru files incident report

    Twelve of the most harrowing accounts from the Nauru files – in pictures

    From traumatised children drawing dark pictures to a woman pleading for basic medical supplies, here are some of the most compelling reports

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