The first group were set to leave for Kuala Lumpur two weeks ago, but refugee lawyer David Manne applied for an injunction pending a High Court hearing saying the men feared for their safety in Malaysia. Amnesty International said Canberra should never have contemplated "outsourcing Australia's refugee protection obligations to a country which regularly canes, detains and abuses asylum seekers".
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The first group were set to leave for Kuala Lumpur two weeks ago, but refugee lawyer David Manne applied for an injunction pending a High Court hearing saying the men feared for their safety in Malaysia.
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