51.   That deprives a genuine refugee of a chance for asylum.

52.   The asylum seekers would then be screened either on Australian soil or elsewhere to determine which were genuine refugees and which were economic migrants.

53.   The asylum seekers would then be screened to determine which were genuine refugees and which were economic migrants.

54.   The Australian government has rejected their claims that they are genuine refugees.

55.   The government regards the Vietnamese as job-seekers not genuine refugees.

56.   The Hong Kong government says they are job-seekers, not genuine refugees deserving asylum.

57.   The government regards the Vietnamese as asylum-seekers not genuine refugees, and it deports those who do not return home voluntarily.

58.   The government says most of the asylum-seekers are economic migrants, not genuine political refugees.

59.   The government says most of the asylum-seekers are not genuine political refugees, but economic migrants.

60.   The government says the Vietnamese are job-seekers, not genuine refugees.