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Wheelchair-bound Vivian Alvarez landed early Friday in Australia, where she has become a symbol of the government’s mishandling of immigration cases after being found in May at a hospice for the dying near Manila. 


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Immigration Minister Amanda Vanstone faced fresh calls to stand down after a Commonwealth Ombudsman’s report on Thursday described as "catastrophic" her department’s handling of the Vivian Alvarez Solon case.


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Seriously ill woman wrongly deported to RP arrives back in Australia

November 19, 2005 - 12:00am

SYDNEY (AFP) — A seriously ill Australian woman wrongfully deported to the Philippines in 2001 returned home yesterday, with her lawyers saying she bore no grudges over a four-year ordeal unprecedented in international...

Headlines

Australian PM won’t sack minister over bungled Philippine deportation

October 8, 2005 - 12:00am

SYDNEY (AFP) — Australian Prime Minister John Howard rejected calls yesterday to sack his immigration minister over the wrongful deportation of a seriously ill woman to the Philippines and a subsequent cover-up...

Headlines