Professor Erika Feller AO

Vice-Chancellor's Fellow and Professorial Fellow at the Melbourne School of Government, University of Melbourne; Former Assistant High Commissioner (Protection), United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees

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Politics & Society

Making common cause

Amid worsening conflicts and global challenges, members of the United Nations are backing new efforts to revive multilateralism through “Our Common Agenda.”

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Politics & Society

Rethinking Australia’s refugee policy

On World Refugee Day, Australia has an opportunity to re-evaluate its refugee policy and lead the modern world in sharing the burden and responsibility for refugees

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Politics & Society

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Podcast

A life on the frontline of refugee crises

A view from inside the UNHCR: what is the reality of life for refugees and how does Australia’s response measure up?

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Arts & Culture

The art confronting a global crisis with reality and hope

EXIT puts the displacement of peoples, and Australia’s own refugee policies, into a daunting global context. But the installation’s ‘thunderous’ data on loss and climate is empowering.

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Politics & Society

The war on boats: Let’s bring facts to national conversation

There is no comparable country that has taken such a draconian position as Australia has done

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Politics & Society

Mass migration poses a challenge for democracy

The massive influx of refugees worldwide will be a significant litmus test of the strength and resilience of our democratic systems

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