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The human face of ASIO's secret trials : Comments
By Sophie Trevitt, published 4/6/2012Ranjini could spend the rest of her life in detention if her High Court case is unsuccessful.
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IMMIGRATION - Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees of 1951 - Australia's obligations under the Convention - whether the Applicant is a person to whom Australia owes obligations under the Convention - whether the Applicant committed a serious non-political crime outside his country of refuge - people smuggling - examination of the events surrounding the conviction of the Applicant for "people smuggling" - found that the Applicant had a lesser role in the operation and did not initially know the purpose of the trip - held that the Applicant's conduct could not be considered as of such a serious nature to negate any protection obligations towards him - decision of the Respondent is set aside - Applicant is not excluded from the provisions of the Convention by reason of Article 1F(b) of the Convention.
Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees 1951 Article 1F
And there are no people smugglers using any children to get around any law because there are no people smugglers.
I wonder how many children will be wrongly jailed and how many people will be killed before our braindead media read the conventions and protocols we have ratified and which I have written about for almost a decade now and understand that it is not people smuggling, no-one is being smuggled because it is a legal right to come here.
It's not rocket science.