The Forgotten Children: The young refugees stranded on Nauru. They're the human face of Australia's tough border policies - the more than 100 refugee children living on Nauru. Four Corners speaks to children and young people recognised as refugees, released from detention, but trapped in limbo. In footage filmed for Four Corners and smuggled out of the country, these children talk of their experiences over the last three years. Both the Nauruan and Australian governments say they want the refugees moved on from Nauru, but they have been unable to reach agreements on where else they could be sent. While that stalemate continues, many of these children are struggling to hang on to hope. Back in Australia, the experience of these refugees has had a lasting impact on the teachers who had to leave them behind.

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