is this alternative considred as two different or the same
Legal Alternative for Detention Practices- prioritize freedom of movement and access to essential services while claims are processed- expedite process.
Community-Based Alternatives: Amend Section 189 of the Migration Act 1958 to prioritize community housing and supervision over mandatory detention, ensuring asylum seekers' freedom of movement and access to essential services while their claims are processed.
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The Australian Human Rights Commission advocates for alternatives to closed immigration detention in Australia to protect the community from risks while ensuring humane treatment and adherence to human rights standards. (Bridging visas and community detention)
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These two alternatives are similar in that they both advocate for community-based alternatives to traditional immigration detention practices. However, they focus on slightly different aspects - the first alternative emphasizes prioritizing freedom of movement and access to essential services, while the second alternative specifically mentions advocating for bridging visas and community detention through an amendment to the Migration Act. Overall, they can be considered as different approaches to the same goal of promoting humane treatment and adherence to human rights standards in immigration detention.