澳大利亚内政部长托尼·伯克近期宣布了针对签证超期逗留者的新措施，包括增加拘留设施以形成威慑1。然而评论人士指出，这一政策可能反而给家庭暴力施暴者提供更多控制受害者的手段1。
根据全国范围内对移民和难民妇女的研究，三分之一的人经历过家庭暴力1。在临时签证持有者中，仅有22%对自己持有的签证和相关权利有信心1。受害者服务提供者经常接触到不知道自己持有何种签证或签证已过期的受害幸存者1。许多女性在不知情的情况下超期居留，因为施暴者会刻意隐瞒签证信息1。评论指出，施暴者可能以举报被害人身份作为威胁1。
为应对这一问题，全国倡导组织将在下周推出第三份《改革蓝图》，旨在解决移民制度对家暴受害者的影响1。专家呼吁政府在移民政策中建立针对家暴受害者的安全保障网1。
Australia's Minister for Home Affairs Tony Burke has announced immigration system reforms that include cracking down on visa overstayers 1. However, advocates warn the policy risks giving domestic abusers additional leverage to control their victims, as many temporary visa holders lack understanding of their own visa status and rights 1.
Research on immigrant and refugee women across Australia found that one in three has experienced domestic violence 1. Among temporary visa holders, only 22 percent feel confident about their visa type and associated entitlements 1. Victim service providers frequently encounter survivors who are unaware of which visa they hold or whether it has expired 1. Many women unknowingly overstay their visas because abusers deliberately conceal visa information from them 1. This vulnerability creates an opening for perpetrators to threaten victims with reporting them to authorities as a means of control 1.
In response to these concerns, national advocacy organizations will launch a third "Reform Blueprint" next week aimed at addressing how the immigration system affects domestic violence survivors 1. Experts are calling on the government to establish safety safeguards for abuse victims within its immigration policy framework 1.
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