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The end of humanitarianism?

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imageAsylum seekers on a vessel off the coast of Indonesia that later sank with the loss of nearly 60 lives in 2013. AAP/SBS Dateline/supplied by Hussein Khoder

Being responsible for asylum seeker policy would be personally and practically challenging at the best of times. At the moment it is frankly nightmarish. No amount of money or career...

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