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Citizenship and migration law

Scope: This is a guide for finding citizenship, migration and refugee law resources. Citizenship concerns the status of a citizen, including rights and duties. Migration law regulates entry to Australia. Refugee law concerns those persons outside their country who are unable to seek protection from that country or return there. The Law Library provides support for teaching and research in citizenship and migration law.

Related subject pages: Administrative law; Constitutional law, International & foreign law

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Library catalogue

Call numbers

browse the Law Library shelves

Reference works

Journals

key journals

Databases

Refworld (United Nations High Commissioners for Refugees)
law databases

Websites

WebLaw - Citizenship & migration
Refugees and asylum seekers: a guide to key resources and recent developments (Parliamentary Library e-brief)
Mate! Citizens, aliens and 'real Australians'-the High Court and the case of Amos Ame (Parliamentary Library)
Australian citizenship: a chronology of major developments in policy and law (Parliamentary Library)

Court decisions

Tribunal decisions

Legislation

Citizenship & migration - legislation (WebLaw)
Treaties & conventions (WebLaw)

Assignment writing

Citing legal references

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