澳大利亚移民部长托尼·伯克宣布了新的移民政策改革，内容包括加强对逾期居留者的打击和增加拘留设施1。批评人士指出，这一政策未充分考虑家庭暴力受害者的安全保护，可能对持临时签证的受暴妇女造成额外伤害。
据国家研究数据，三分之一的移民和难民妇女曾经历过家庭暴力1。在临时签证持有者中，仅有22%对自己的签证类型和相关权利有信心1。许多持临时签证的妇女在不知情的情况下逾期居留1。
新政策的实施可能进一步加剧这一问题：受暴妇女因担心被驱逐而更加倾向于隐瞒暴力事件，同时施暴者获得了新的控制和威胁手段1。下周，全国性倡导组织将推出第三份《改革蓝皮书》1。
Australia's Immigration Minister Tony Burke has announced immigration policy reforms aimed at cracking down on visa overstayers and expanding detention facilities.1 However, advocates warn that the new measures fail to account for the safety of domestic violence survivors holding temporary visas, potentially deepening their vulnerability to abuse.
Research has found that one in three immigrant and refugee women in Australia have experienced domestic violence.1 Many temporary visa holders are unaware of their visa conditions and rights, with only 22 percent expressing confidence in their understanding of their visa type and associated entitlements.1 Some women with temporary visas have unknowingly remained in the country beyond their visa expiry.1 The government's enforcement focus risks compelling abuse survivors to remain silent about violence due to fear of deportation, while simultaneously providing abusers with new tools for control and intimidation.1 Advocates plan to release a third "Reform Blueprint" report next week to address these concerns.1
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