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Lin Taylor

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Aussie journalist covering human rights and global inequalities. (Not active here anymore)

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G'day! I'm a journalist most recently at the Thomson Reuters Foundation in London (via Sydney). I was part of a global team of correspondents who covered under-reported humanitarian stories for the Reuters news wire

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Tough asylum laws 'toxic' to mental health of young refugees

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A child is escorted, after being brought ashore by a Border Force vessel, in the port of Dover, Britain December 16, 2021. REUTERS/Henry Nicholls. What’s the context? Many refugee children are spending their childhoods living in limbo, and experts warn of lifelong mental health impacts.
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AI, bans and facial scans: Digital frontiers in 2026

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Demonstrators holding placards stand behind barricades during a protest against corruption and the government's decision to block several social media platforms, in Kathmandu, Nepal September 8, 2025. REUTERS/Navesh Chitrakar What’s the context? Gen Z protests, internet shutdowns, surveillance and AI: looking into the digital landscape of 2026.
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‘Race to the bottom’: UK’s new hardline asylum rules inspired by Denmark

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Britain said this month it will no longer offer refugees permanent protection and will make it harder for them to bring family into the country as part of sweeping reforms in response to mounting pressure on the government over record migration. The hardline measures are similar to rules introduced by Denmark in 2015 when millions of migrants, mostly Syrians fleeing civil war, arrived in Europe seeking safety.
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