The impact of COVID on temporary migrants

Project Member(s): Berg, L.

Funding or Partner Organisation: United Workers Union
United Workers Union

Start year: 2020

Publications:

Farbenblum, B & Berg, L 2021, ''We Might not Be Citizens but We Are Still People': Australia’s Disregard for the Human Rights of International Students during COVID-19', Australian Journal of Human Rights, vol. 26, no. 3, pp. 486-506.
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Berg, L & Farbenblum, B Migrant Worker Justice Initiative 2020, As if We Weren't Humans: The Abandonment of Temporary Migrants in Australia during COVID-19, https://www.mwji.org/publications, pp. 1-68, Sydney.
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Berg, L & Farbenblum, B 2020, '‘I will never come to Australia again’: new research reveals the suffering of temporary migrants during the COVID-19 crisis', The Conversation.

Farbenblum, B & Berg, L 2020, ''Garbage’ and ‘cash cows’: temporary migrants describe anguish of exclusion and racism during COVID-19', The Conversation.

Berg, L & Farbenblum, B, '‘Inanimate Objects’: Human consequences of Australia’s commodified approach to migrant workers during COVID-19', Anti-Trafficking Review, no. 21, pp. 17-35.
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FOR Codes: Law and Society, Civil Justice, Law and society and socio-legal research

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