Academic Abstract Integrative theorizing is needed to advance our understanding of the
relationship between where a person lives and their mental health. To this end, we introduce …

Background Since 2010, the numbers of refugees have increased and around half are
under 18 years of age. It is known that experience of organised violence, displacement and …

Background Refugees have significant unmet health needs. Delivering services to refugees
continues to be problematic in the Australian healthcare system. A systematic review and …

Almost 80 million people globally are forcibly displaced. A small number reach wealthy
western countries and seek asylum. Over half are children. Wealthy reception countries …

The mental deterioration of the so called 'legacy caseload'(asylum seekers who arrived in
Australia by boat between August 2012–December 2013) has become a national concern …

This paper explores the engagement in physical activity as a potential co** strategy for
asylum seekers living in the Australian community without the right to work and with …

Gendered violence is now such a major problem globally that the United Nations has named
it as a significant violation of women's human rights and freedoms. However, men's violence …

Much research has focused on the damaging impact of Australian asylum seeker policies,
and numerous studies have analysed the hostile discourses that have accompanied them …

Objectives: The poor mental health of asylum seekers and refugees in immigration detention
has consistently been reported in peer-reviewed literature internationally; however, data on …

Industrialised countries have applied increasingly restrictive measures to deter people from
seeking asylum. Drawing on in-depth interviews with 29 people seeking asylum living in the …