Nauru and Manus centre operator claims detention centre workers can be whistleblowers

The operator of Australia's offshore detention centres has encouraged workers to raise any concerns they have about the treatment of asylum seekers at the facilities.
The comments come after the UN special rapporteur on the human rights of migrants postponed his visit to Australia, claiming the Border Force Act prevented detention centre workers from speaking out.
Arthur Stevens has more

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