Activists say woman’s death is an example of people with serious mental health problems being detained without adequate care
Villawood detention centre in Sydney. A woman held for deportation to New Zealand has been found dead.Villawood detention centre in Sydney. A woman held for deportation to New Zealand has been found dead.Advocates and detainees say a woman’s body was found at Villawood detention centre on Sunday morning.woman was found dead about 10.45am, shortly after a room search had been conducted by Serco officers. She is believed to have killed herself.
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