article_snippet: Mr Basikbasik was involved in the West Papuan independence movement and gravely opposed Indonesia's occupation of Mr Basikbasik home.
article_snippet: Mr Basikbasik reportedly canoed to Australia, arriving on 13 June 1985 .
article_snippet: Mr Basikbasik was granted refugee status in 1986 and reportedly committed a number of violent offences before beating Mr Basikbasik pregnant 28-year-old partner and unborn child to death with a bicycle.
article_snippet: The government was not able to deport Mr Basikbasik because of Mr Basikbasik genuine asylum seeker status
article_snippet: The human rights commissioner said Mr Basikbasik human rights were breached adding it was 'standard procedure' to recommend compensation for anybody in Australia who had been detained 'contrary to those international obligations.'
article_snippet: Mr Basikbasik human rights have been breached, and where there has been a breach, there is a recommendation for compensation'
article_snippet: Mr Basikbasik suffered through losing Mr Basikbasik freedom and liberty. '
highlights_snippet: Refugees can't be deported so John Basikbasik was held in Villawood Detention Centre .
  