澳大利亚极右翼政党One Nation议员Barnaby Joyce在采访中阐述该党的难民政策，主张澳大利亚不应接受来自政府认定不安全国家的难民。1Joyce以遭受泥石流和洪灾的尼泊尔为例，表示"如果DFAT说该地区不安全，那么就不安全从那里带人出来，比如尼泊尔这样的地方。"1尼泊尔近期泥石流和闪洪已造成近700人死亡，3000多人失踪，其中包括43名澳大利亚人。1
One Nation对现有难民安置政策的具体立场仍存混淆。1澳大利亚当前年度人道主义安置人数为20,000人，1而One Nation的移民目标是将净海外移民削减至130,000人。1该党网站表示将"退出联合国难民公约"。1《难民公约》已有75年历史，149个国家为缔约国，但从未有国家正式退出。1
Barnaby Joyce, a member of Australia's far-right One Nation party, has articulated the party's approach to refugee admissions by invoking safety concerns about specific countries.1 In an interview, Joyce stated that Australia should not accept refugees from nations deemed unsafe by the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, using Nepal as an example.1 "If DFAT says that region is unsafe, then it is unsafe to bring people out from there, like places such as Nepal," Joyce explained.1
The reference to Nepal carries particular weight given recent humanitarian circumstances: mudslides and flash floods in the country have killed nearly 700 people, with over 3,000 missing, including 43 Australians.1 Australia's current annual humanitarian resettlement intake stands at 20,000 people.1 One Nation has set a broader immigration target of reducing net overseas migration to 130,000 people.1
However, specific details of One Nation's refugee policy remain unclear, with Joyce declining to definitively confirm whether the party would reduce Australia's existing humanitarian intake numbers.1 The party's platform includes a more sweeping proposal: the One Nation website states the party would withdraw from the United Nations Refugee Convention.1 This move would be unprecedented, as the 75-year-old convention, which has 149 signatory nations, has never seen any country formally exit its framework.1
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