Give the Australian government credit for honesty.

Over the course of the last year, Australia has taken a hard-line approach in dealing with a growing migrant crisis on its borders. During the last decade, more than 40,000 people have fled to Australia on unauthorized boats, and, according to the International Organization for Migration, they are overwhelmingly from Iraq, Iran, Afghanistan, and Sri Lanka. Nearly 1,500 have died while making the journey. They often cross harrowing seas, taking

Source: blog.foreignpolicy.com

Is freedom of movement a basic human right? And how could/does it work?

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