Immigration Minister Scott Morrison has been accused of leaking a confidential document from the Nauru detention centre. Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has written to the AFP to warn Mr Morrison's staff may have breached the Crimes Act by providing confidential information to a journalist from News Corp. It is illegal for any Commonwealth employee to send information to a non-government officer. Scroll down for video Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young (pictured) has written to the AFP to warn Mr Morrison's staff may have breached the Crimes Act Immigration Minister Scott Morrison (pictured) has been accused of leaking a confidential document from Nauru detention centre to a News Corp journalist
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Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young has alleged Morrison's staff may have breached the Crimes Act
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She claims Morrison provided confidential documents to News Corp
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A News Corp article last week alleged reports of sexual abuse on Nauru were fabricated and self-harm was encouraged by aid workers
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The article contained information from a confidential Nauru security report
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It comes after extensive reports of unrest and self-harm on Nauru
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