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Reza Barati Reza Barati was a 23-year-old Iranian asylum seeker who was killed on Manus Island (Papau New Guinea) during rioting at the Manus Island Regional Processing Centre (MIRPC). Barati had arrived in Australia on 24 July 2013 – just five days after the PNG solution was announced – and was sent to Manus Island in August. He was killed on 17 February 2014.〔("Manus violence: dead asylum seeker named as Iranian Reza Barati, 23 )", The Guardian 21 February 2014〕 The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported the cause of death was "severe head trauma". The Cornall review noted that the actual cause was cardiac arrest as a consequence of "severe brain injury".〔 At least 15,000 people came out to attend 600 "snap protests" all over Australia. Over 4,000 Australians came together in Sydney Town Hall on 23 February 2014 to hold a candlelight vigil in memory of Barati. The protests came following the news of his death, and injuries to 62 others, after detainees rioted at the processing centre, Australia's detention centre in Papua New Guinea.〔("Australians Hold Protests in Memory of Slain Iranian Reza Barati; Cambodia Considers Accepting Asylum Seekers )", International Business Times, 24 February 2014〕〔("Candlelight vigils held for slain asylum seeker Reza Berati who died on Manus Island )", ABC News, 24 February 2014〕 == Cornall Review == Robert Cornall, a lawyer and former Secretary of the Attorney-General's Department, was appointed in February 2014 to conduct 'a review into the circumstances surrounding the Manus Island disturbances' leading up to Barati's death with the primary focus on management of security at the centre.〔〔(Independent Reviews into Incidents at Offshore Regional Processing Centres: Review into the events of 16-18 February 2014 at the Manus Regional Processing Centre ), Department of Immigration and Border Protection. Accessed 26 May 2014〕 The report was released in late May 2014.
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