Serious 33000 Jiuhukias Are Refugees In Australia To Escape Islamic And m&d Persecution! More Jiuhu Refugees Than Rohingya or Syrians!

[syed putra]

what makes you think the refugees are Chinese Malaysians and not Malay Malaysians?
Many Malays actually prefer to live in a free country like Australia rather than face Shariah Law back home.

Next PM of malaysia could be a faggot. Does that sound like a shariah compliant country?
Chinese look up to ang mohs unlike malays. So most likely its not malays that are seeking refugee ststus.

 

[mudhatter]

Next PM of malaysia could be a faggot. Does that sound like a shariah compliant country?
Chinese look up to ang mohs unlike malays. So most likely its not malays that are seeking refugee ststus.

To be fair, it could be one of those tricks played by Dr M.

Do you see how Dr M goes against his promise of handing over power to Anwar Ibrahim after 2 years?

 

[rushifa666]

Clearly snakes

 

[greedy and cunning]

what makes you think the refugees are Chinese Malaysians and not Malay Malaysians?
Many Malays actually prefer to live in a free country like Australia rather than face Shariah Law back home.

ok, there may be a few of them in the lot.
most likely majority are other races , with chinks consisting the largest number.

if , as you said , m&ds preferred freedom in australia to shariah law at home
are you implying that m&ds pretenders and hypocites ?
because all m&ds are most-limp and most-limp has to follow the salah law
how can they be most-limp and dislike salah law at heart ? only pretenders can do this

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Left wing bleeding heart liberal fuckwits at work,,,why dont they even use just half the effort on cleaning up ozland backyard?

Tamil asylum seeker family from Biloela 'terrified' for children after move to Christmas Island
By Elias Clure and staff
Updated 35 minutes ago

PHOTO: Protesters in Melbourne urged the Government to let the family of four stay. (ABC News: Gemma Hall)
RELATED STORY: Who are the Tamil family from Biloela and why are they being deported?
RELATED STORY: Tamil asylum seeker family taken to Christmas Island, lawyer says
RELATED STORY: Christmas Island residents 'used and abused' as detention centre to close months after reopening
The mother from the Tamil family at the centre of an immigration row has spoken of her family's ordeal at a Christmas Island facility, as hundreds of people rallied around the country to urge the Government to let them stay in Australia.

Key points:

• Priya said Border Force officials initially took the family's phones and there was "no freedom" within the centre
• Rallies were held across the country in support of the family, including a moment of silence in Biloela
• The Department of Home Affairs has found the family are not genuine refugees

Priya said she, her husband and their two daughters had been holding out hope of a return to their Central Queensland home of Biloela since a last-minute court injunction stopped their deportation on Thursday night.

But she said her daughters were crying "all the time" and had not been eating properly since they were move from the Melbourne immigration centre.

Priya and Nadesalingam, also known as Nades, came to Australia separately by boat in 2012 and 2013 and their daughters Kopika, 4, and Tharunicaa, 2, were born in Australia.

The Department of Home Affairs said the family had been comprehensively assessed a number of times and had consistently been found not to be genuine refugees.

PHOTO: Children made signs in support of the family in their former home of Biloela. (ABC News: Erin Semmler)


Following the injunction, the Federal Court ruled on Friday that Tharunicaa should not be deported from Australia until 4:00pm Wednesday.

The family was moved from Darwin to a Christmas Island detention centre in the early hours of Saturday morning, lawyers said.

In the small town of Biloela, more than 50 people gathered to tell the Government they want the Tamil family back with them.

A moment of silence was observed for the family and tears were shed as demonstrators sung songs.

'No freedom' in empty Christmas Island facility, mother says
Priya said Border Force officials initially took the family's phones and there was "no freedom" within the centre.

Who is the Tamil family?

Last-minute injunctions have stalled the deportation of a Tamil family who have spent years fighting to stay in Australia. Here's what we know about the case.


"The children are tired, very upset. It's a very hard time," she told the ABC on Sunday morning.

Speaking on the phone from Christmas Island, she said the family were alone and the building was "very old" and dusty.

She said the girls were "crying all the time," pleading to leave and had not been eating.

Family friend Vashini Jayakumar said the ordeal had "terrified" Priya as a mother.

"They just feel terrible. I don't know how to express that. It's just a very hard time for them," she said.

Priya said she sustained injuries during Thursday night's deportation that were being treated on Christmas Island but were "very painful".

Advocates for the family said the mother had a blood pressure condition and had not received medication to treat it.

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VIDEO: Through family friend Vashini Jayakumar, Priya told the ABC her daughters were "very upset". (ABC News)


The Department of Home Affairs did not comment on the condition of the family or confirm their location, saying it would be inappropriate as the matter is before the courts.

"Unlawful non-citizens are only removed if the Department is satisfied they do not engage Australia's non-refoulement obligations and that removal would not breach Australia's international obligation," a spokesman said.

Supporters push for ministerial intervention
Lawyers will fight the deportation in the courts, but a campaign to keep the family in Australia has urged Immigration Minister Peter Dutton to intervene in the case.

PHOTO: About 200 supporters took their message to Parliament House in Canberra. (ABC News: Tahlia Roy)


Former deputy prime minister and Nationals leader Barnaby Joyce joined the chorus of voices asking for the family to stay on Saturday.

He told Nine newspapers "I think we should be listening" to the people of Biloela, who want the family to stay.

But he said he was "certainly not here to tell the Minister how to do his job".

PHOTO: Priya said her daughters Tharunicaa (left) and Kopika (right) had not been eating. (Supplied: Tamil Refugee Council)


Opposition Leader Anthony Albanese, who usually has a bipartisan approach to border protection, said he had raised the issue with the Prime Minister and suggested Immigration Minister Peter Dutton needed to intervene in the case.

"The fact that the family were moved from Darwin to Christmas Island to get them out of public view is, I think, just quite extraordinary," he said.

"What was the cost of that move for the Australian taxpayer?"

Greens Leader Richard Di Natale said the treatment of the family was "senseless cruelty".

"It is barbaric, it is cruel and it needs to end," he said.

Mr Dutton said on Friday the family had been found "all the way to the High Court" not to be owed protection.

PHOTO: More than 200 people rallied in support of the family in Brisbane's CBD. (ABC News: Stefan Lowe)


Topics: refugees, immigration, community-and-society, government-and-politics, biloela-4715, australia, melbourne-3000,darwin-0800, christmas-island, christmas-island-6798

First posted about 4 hours ago

 

[JohnTan]

Right that is why they are fleeing to Ang Moh countries rather than their glorious chink motherland that they praise all day everyday.

Guess reality and fantasy don't intersect.

You suck arab cock all day, but in the end, they don't trust you intelligent enough to fight in their ranks or to die as their suicide bomber. Your kind is deemed as good enough to only clean arab toilet.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians who went to Syria and Iraq to join IS felt deceived and disappointed as they were tasked to do menial jobs such as cleaning toilets.

Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said these Malaysian recruits regretted their move as things in Syria were not what they imagined them to be.

"They were not involved in the battlefield. They regretted because they are given tasks to clean toilets or sweep rubbish or do other tasks that they do not consider to be for warriors," he said at the Dewan Rakyat yesterday.

https://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/malaysians-who-joined-isis-made-clean-toilets

 

[JohnTan]

what makes you think the refugees are Chinese Malaysians and not Malay Malaysians?
Many Malays actually prefer to live in a free country like Australia rather than face Shariah Law back home.

That's blasphemy! You are saying that m&ds think shariah law sucks! Blasphemy!

 

[Hypocrite-The]

You suck arab cock all day, but in the end, they don't trust you intelligent enough to fight in their ranks or to die as their suicide bomber. Your kind is deemed as good enough to only clean arab toilet.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians who went to Syria and Iraq to join IS felt deceived and disappointed as they were tasked to do menial jobs such as cleaning toilets.

Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said these Malaysian recruits regretted their move as things in Syria were not what they imagined them to be.

"They were not involved in the battlefield. They regretted because they are given tasks to clean toilets or sweep rubbish or do other tasks that they do not consider to be for warriors," he said at the Dewan Rakyat yesterday.

https://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/malaysians-who-joined-isis-made-clean-toilets

If a nation is serious about combating Islamic terrorism n these nations claim that they are at war with terrorism than charge all who join these terrorist organisations with treason n execute them. Treason is and should be a capital crime. Tat way it shows the seriousness of the war. And a warning to these assholes to not play with fire. If they are real terrorist the should have been dead bcos they should be suicide bombers. Why they still alive? Go there for fun than return n kpkb to the gahmen? If the terrorists were winning. Would they return?

 

[Hypocrite-The]

You suck arab cock all day, but in the end, they don't trust you intelligent enough to fight in their ranks or to die as their suicide bomber. Your kind is deemed as good enough to only clean arab toilet.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians who went to Syria and Iraq to join IS felt deceived and disappointed as they were tasked to do menial jobs such as cleaning toilets.

Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said these Malaysian recruits regretted their move as things in Syria were not what they imagined them to be.

"They were not involved in the battlefield. They regretted because they are given tasks to clean toilets or sweep rubbish or do other tasks that they do not consider to be for warriors," he said at the Dewan Rakyat yesterday.

https://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/malaysians-who-joined-isis-made-clean-toilets

So if they were warriors n serve on the frontlines..and killed unbelievers n were winning. They would not regret?

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Fake refugee n ozland wastes millions in tax payers money on these fraudsters

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Tamil asylum seekers family from Biloela could be undone by father's travel history and refugee activism, immigration lawyer says
BY VICTORIA PENGILLEYUPDATED ABOUT AN HOUR AGO
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PHOTO
The family were moved to Christmas Island after a last-minute injunction stopped their deportation.
SUPPLIED: @HOMETOBILO
Pro-refugee activism and the suspicious travel history of a Tamil father could see a Biloela family at the centre of an immigration row deported, an experienced immigration lawyer says.
Key points:

• An immigration lawyer, who has worked with past immigration ministers, said government intervention was unlikely
• Court documents show the Tamil father travelled in-and-out of Sri Lanka during the civil war which ended in 2009
• A professor of international politics said although the war was over, members of the Tamil Tigers were still under threat

A Sri Lankan couple and their Australian-born daughters, who were spared deportation by a last-minute injunction, are due to have their case heard in Melbourne Federal Circuit Court this morning.
Friends and support groups say Priya and Nadesalingam, also known as Nades, fled Sri Lanka during the civil war because of persecution of the Tamil people.
However, the Department of Home Affairs said the family had been comprehensively assessed a number of times and had consistently been found not to be genuine refugees.
Christopher Tran, a lawyer for the Government, told the court last week the family's application to be recognised as genuine refugees was "manifestly hopeless".
Who is the Tamil family?

Last-minute injunctions have stalled the deportation of a Tamil family who have spent years fighting to stay in Australia. Here's what we know about the case.
Simon Jeans, an immigration lawyer who worked with the past 10 immigration ministers, has been following the case. He said several errors were made in the family's bid to stay in Australia.
"Observing this case over the past 18 months has been like watching a train wreck in slow motion," Mr Jeans said.
He said the family have not been truthful in visa applications and said evidence suggested they came to Australia in 2012 and 2013 by boat as economic refugees.
The family have been fighting their case on the grounds they face persecution in Sri Lanka due to links to the militant Tamil Tigers (LTTE).
According to documents from June 2018, Nades claimed he was forced to join the LTTE in 2001 and was harassed by the Sri Lankan military.
However, he frequently travelled between Sri Lanka, Kuwait and Qatar between 2004 and 2010 for work, during the civil war that ended in 2009.
PHOTO Simon Jeans said the government had evidence the Tamil parents were economic refugees.
SUPPLIED
As a result, the Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA) did not accept he had links to the LTTE and would not be "of concern to the Sri Lankan authorities."
"Anyone who was associated with the LTTE or was suspected of being with the LTTE, would not have been coming and going into Sri Lanka," Mr Jeans said.
"They would have been picked up by security forces."
Mr Jeans said boat arrivals tended to exaggerate their stories so they could get permanent residence.
VIDEO 1:07The family recorded a video as they were flown from Melbourne to Darwin
ABC NEWS
Professor of International Politics with Deakin University, Damien Kingsbury, said it was not unheard of for Sri Lankans to travel to the Middle East for work during the civil war.
Although the conflict has ended, Professor Kingsbury said the political situation was still dangerous for some minorities and people with links to the Tamil Tigers. He said people still "disappear" and were tortured.
"The environment is changing and it's never been particularly favourable to Tamils but it looks like it's changing back to a more draconian environment," Professor Kingsbury said.
He said because the family left the country by boat, they will automatically be taken into custody when they land in Sri Lanka.
"[Nades has] automatically committed an offence in the eyes of the Sri Lankan government," he said.
In a Courier Mail article published last night, Peter Dutton outlined his argument as to why the family should be returned to Sri Lanka.
"They have explained their circumstance to every decision maker and judge and every one of them has rejected their claim for protection. That is that they are not refugees," he wrote.
He said the Government has brought in refugees who in many cases faced imminent death of persecution, adding "their cases are much more compelling than those who are not refugees but simply want a stronger financial future for their families."
Activism more harmful than helpful, lawyer says
PHOTO Rallies around the country demanded Immigration Minister David Coleman intervene in the deportation bid.
ABC NEWS: GEMMA HALL
Over the past week, the Australian Government has come under fire after dramatic images of the family being taken to Christmas Island were broadcast across screens in Australia.
One video shows the children, Kopika and Tharunicaa, screaming out for their mother as she is dragged away by Border Force personnel.
Yesterday, rallies were held in capital cities across the country in protest of the family's treatment.
Despite the distressing nature of the images, Mr Jeans said excessive media coverage and activism was harming the family's case by forcing the Immigration Minister, David Coleman, into a corner.
"If the Minister grants a visa to the family it just encourages more people to make media campaigns and it might be unfair for other people who may not be able to make as much noise in the community," Mr Jeans said.
"This is the most significant mistake and this is not a mistake of the family."
VIDEO 2:08Through family friend Vashini Jayakumar, Priya told the ABC her daughters were "very upset".
ABC NEWS
Sarah Dale, the Centre Director at the Refugee Advice and Casework Service, said media campaigns could have some success in lobbying ministers and cited the removal of children from Nauru as a success.
The Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has repeatedly attacked pro-refugees activists and has even suggested some were coaching asylum seekers to self-harm.
Mr Jeans said it's unlikely the Immigration Minister will intervene.
"The family have some merit to remain under the Minister's guidelines but I'm not hopeful that a positive outcome can be put in place at very short notice," he said.
More on this story:

 

[mudhatter]

You suck arab cock all day, but in the end, they don't trust you intelligent enough to fight in their ranks or to die as their suicide bomber. Your kind is deemed as good enough to only clean arab toilet.

KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysians who went to Syria and Iraq to join IS felt deceived and disappointed as they were tasked to do menial jobs such as cleaning toilets.

Deputy Prime Minister and Home Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi said these Malaysian recruits regretted their move as things in Syria were not what they imagined them to be.

"They were not involved in the battlefield. They regretted because they are given tasks to clean toilets or sweep rubbish or do other tasks that they do not consider to be for warriors," he said at the Dewan Rakyat yesterday.

https://www.asiaone.com/malaysia/malaysians-who-joined-isis-made-clean-toilets

Chinks are known for sucking cocks.

Stinkyporean SPG. Chink prostitutes at all the Geylangs of the world.

Who said if I am malay? Or not?




ISIS is mostly a Jewish/American front to gather a lot of ''Jihadis'', so to speak, at one place using slogans for a fake Jihad to serve Zionist agenda. ISIS ''conquered'' more Muslim territories than non-Muslim territories. That should tell you about who benefitted from its existence.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Finally a comment that makes sense,,,illegal immigrants are illegal,,and letting them off the hook is equvalent to not enforcing the law




Barnaby Joyce backs Tamil family to stay as Peter Dutton rejects 'moral lectures' from supporters
By political reporter Matthew Doran
Updated about 2 hours ago

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VIDEO: Peter Dutton and Barnaby Joyce at odds over Tamil family (ABC News)
RELATED STORY: Father's travel history among reasons why Tamil family's case is 'hopeless', says lawyer
RELATED STORY: Hundreds rally across the country calling for Tamil family to stay in Australia
RELATED STORY: Who are the Tamil family from Biloela and why are they being deported?
RELATED STORY: Tamil asylum seeker family taken to Christmas Island, lawyer says
Former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce and Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton are at odds over the fate of a Tamil family urgently fighting the Federal Government's attempt to deport them to Sri Lanka.

Key points:

• Supporters of the family have been urging Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton to reconsider their case
• Mr Dutton said that would encourage the people smuggling trade
• The family is on Christmas Island as it makes a last-minute bid to avoid deportation

The family is currently being housed on Christmas Island, as lawyers launch a last-ditch legal effort to allow them to stay in Australia.

Supporters of the family have been urging Mr Dutton and Immigration Minister David Coleman to reconsider the case, and use their ministerial discretion to intervene.

"I know that Minister Dutton is in such a vexed position, because of the boats coming in from Sri Lanka, the decision that has been made that the parents were not qualified as asylum seekers," Mr Joyce told Channel Seven.

"But that's the parents, not the children.

"Time has moved on."​

The argument appears unlikely to sway the Home Affairs Minister, who has cited repeated court rulings that the parents were not owed protection as refugees.

"I understand the compassion shown by many, but we have to look at this case on its merit," Mr Dutton told Channel Nine.

"There's no indication at all that's been given to this family, including before they had children, that they would ever settle in this country.​

"Over a period of time, both Minister Coleman and myself have looked at this case, and it's completely without merit in terms of their claim to be refugees."

Prime Minister Scott Morrison categorically ruled out any use of ministerial discretion in the case, and argued the family could apply to return to Australia as migrants after they returned to Sri Lanka.

"They didn't come to the country in the appropriate way, they have not been found to have an asylum claim," he said.

"And to have changed our policy on this, or to exercise intervention powers on this, would be to send exactly the wrong message to those who are looking to sell tickets to vulnerable people looking to get on boats."

He denied suggestions that the news of a suspected Sri Lankan asylum seeker boat being intercepted in August, splashed across newspapers on Monday, was timed by the Government to coincide with the debate.

PHOTO: Barnaby Joyce wants these two girls and their parents to stay in the central Queensland town of Biloela. (Supplied: Tamil Refugee Council)


Joyce compares case to a policeman not giving a speeding fine
Mr Joyce, now a backbench Nationals MP, said the family was valued by the community in the regional Queensland town of Biloela.

He argued Mr Coleman had discretion to overturn the deportation, and said it would not set a precedent.

Who are the Tamil family?

Last-minute injunctions have stalled the deportation of a Tamil family who have spent years fighting to stay in Australia. Here's what we know about the case.


"If I'm driving ... and I'm going at 140 kilometres an hour to get a child to the hospital, the policeman has a constabulary right," he said.

"He can say 'look, you should slow down, you are against the law, we're not going to change the law for you'.

"'But because of other circumstances, completely beyond what we would generally accept, we will let you off this time, don't do it again.'"

Federal Labor leader Anthony Albanese said on Sunday he had personally raised the matter with Prime Minister Scott Morrison as the pair travelled to Timor Leste for celebrations marking 20 years since the country voted for independence from Indonesia.

Mr Dutton hit out at suggestions the family had been moved to Christmas Island in a bid to thwart their legal challenge, describing it as a "spurious claim" by lawyers and advocates.

"We had a difficult situation in Melbourne, as I'm advised, one of the protesters had cut the fence trying to get into the airport," he said.

"It makes for a very dangerous situation for the Border Force officials who are put in a difficult position, because again these advocates lie about the way in which this family's been treated.

"[Claims] that they've been forced and that they've been pulled by the Border Force officials — it's a complete nonsense."

He argued moving the family to Christmas Island made sense considering the disruption being caused by protesters picketing airports and other facilities.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

This illegal immigrant,,,claim asylum and yet still travel back to his home country,,,if it was unsafe why he go back?

Tamil asylum seeker family from Biloela could be undone by father's travel history and refugee activism, immigration lawyer says
By Victoria Pengilley
Updated about 4 hours ago

PHOTO: The family were moved to Christmas Island after a last-minute injunction stopped their deportation. (Supplied: @HometoBilo)
RELATED STORY: Barnaby Joyce compares Tamil family decision to policeman letting speeding driver off the hook
RELATED STORY: Hundreds rally across the country calling for Tamil family to stay in Australia
RELATED STORY: Tamil asylum seeker family taken to Christmas Island, lawyer says
Pro-refugee activism and the suspicious travel history of a Tamil father could see a Biloela family at the centre of an immigration row deported, an experienced immigration lawyer says.

Key points:

• An immigration lawyer, who has worked with past immigration ministers, said government intervention was unlikely
• Court documents show the Tamil father travelled in-and-out of Sri Lanka during the civil war which ended in 2009
• A professor of international politics said although the war was over, members of the Tamil Tigers were still under threat

A Sri Lankan couple and their Australian-born daughters, who were spared deportation by a last-minute injunction, are due to have their case heard in Melbourne Federal Circuit Court this morning.

Friends and support groups say Priya and Nadesalingam, also known as Nades, fled Sri Lanka during the civil war because of persecution of the Tamil people.

However, the Department of Home Affairs said the family had been comprehensively assessed a number of times and had consistently been found not to be genuine refugees.

Christopher Tran, a lawyer for the Government, told the court last week the family's application to be recognised as refugees was "manifestly hopeless".

Who are the Tamil family?

Last-minute injunctions have stalled the deportation of a Tamil family who have spent years fighting to stay in Australia. Here's what we know about the case.


Simon Jeans, an immigration lawyer who worked with the past 10 immigration ministers, has been following the unfolding situation. He said several errors were made in the family's bid to stay in Australia.

"Observing this case over the past 18 months has been like watching a train wreck in slow motion," Mr Jeans said.

He said the family have not been truthful in visa applications and said evidence suggested they came to Australia in 2012 and 2013 by boat as economic refugees.

The family have been fighting their case on the grounds they face persecution in Sri Lanka due to links to the militant Tamil Tigers (LTTE).

According to court documents from June 2018, Nades claimed he was forced to join the LTTE in 2001 and was harassed by the Sri Lankan military.

However, he frequently travelled between Sri Lanka, Kuwait and Qatar between 2004 and 2010 for work, during the civil war that ended in 2009.

PHOTO: Simon Jeans said the government had evidence the Tamil parents were economic refugees. (Supplied)


As a result, the Immigration Assessment Authority (IAA) did not accept he had links to the LTTE and would not be "of concern to the Sri Lankan authorities."

"Anyone who was associated with the LTTE or was suspected of being with the LTTE, would not have been coming and going into Sri Lanka," Mr Jeans said.

"They would have been picked up by security forces."

Mr Jeans said boat arrivals tended to exaggerate their stories so they could get permanent residence.

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VIDEO: The family recorded a video as they were flown from Melbourne to Darwin (ABC News)


Professor of International Politics with Deakin University, Damien Kingsbury, said it was not unheard of for Sri Lankans to travel to the Middle East for work during the civil war.

Although the conflict has ended, Professor Kingsbury said the political situation was still dangerous for some minorities and people with links to the Tamil Tigers. He said people still "disappear" and were tortured.

"The environment is changing and it's never been particularly favourable to Tamils but it looks like it's changing back to a more draconian environment," Professor Kingsbury said.

He said because the family left the country by boat, they will be taken into custody when they land in Sri Lanka.

"[Nades has] automatically committed an offence in the eyes of the Sri Lankan government," he said.

In a Courier-Mail article published on Saturday night, Peter Dutton outlined his argument as to why the family should be returned to Sri Lanka.

"They have explained their circumstance to every decision maker and judge and every one of them has rejected their claim for protection. That is that they are not refugees," he wrote.

He said the Government has brought in refugees who in many cases faced imminent death of persecution, adding "their cases are much more compelling than those who are not refugees but simply want a stronger financial future for their families."

Mr Dutton's views are at odds with former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce, who has argued Immigration Minister David Coleman has the discretion to overturn the deportation and it would not set a precedent.

Activism more harmful than helpful, lawyer says
PHOTO: Rallies around the country demanded Immigration Minister David Coleman intervene in the deportation bid. (ABC News: Gemma Hall)


Over the past week, the Australian Government has come under fire after dramatic images of the family being taken to Christmas Island were broadcast across screens in Australia.

One video shows the children, Kopika and Tharunicaa, screaming out for their mother as she is dragged away by Border Force personnel.

Yesterday, rallies were held in capital cities across the country in protest against the family's treatment.

Despite the distressing nature of the images, Mr Jeans said excessive media coverage and activism was harming the family's case by forcing the Immigration Minister, David Coleman, into a corner.

"If the Minister grants a visa to the family it just encourages more people to make media campaigns and it might be unfair for other people who may not be able to make as much noise in the community," Mr Jeans said.

"This is the most significant mistake and this is not a mistake of the family."

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VIDEO: Through family friend Vashini Jayakumar, Priya told the ABC her daughters were "very upset". (ABC News)


Sarah Dale, the Centre Director at the Refugee Advice and Casework Service, said media campaigns can sometimes sway ministers and cited the removal of children from Nauru as a success.

Mr Dutton has repeatedly attacked pro-refugee activists and has even suggested some were coaching asylum seekers to self-harm.

Mr Jeans said it's unlikely the Immigration Minister will intervene.

"The family have some merit to remain under the Minister's guidelines but I'm not hopeful that a positive outcome can be put in place at very short notice," he said.

 

[bobby]

Fucking refugees can still fly back to Sri Lanka 3 times for holiday.....

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Fucking refugees can still fly back to Sri Lanka 3 times for holiday.....

So how can they be refugees? what persecution they face? Real political asylum seekers are few and far between,,,,not one whole group of ppl,,,but a select few,,,how can all tamils and uyghuirs etc be persecuted? that is BS...as if Sri Lanka and Ah tiong land can lock all of them up indefinitely. These fakers contribute nothing to their host countries and are given allowances and other benefits locals dont have...they dont even pay taxes to justify the state spending on them..just bloody parasites...

 

[bobby]

So how can they be refugees? what persecution they face? Real political asylum seekers are few and far between,,,,not one whole group of ppl,,,but a select few,,,how can all tamils and uyghuirs etc be persecuted? that is BS...as if Sri Lanka and Ah tiong land can lock all of them up indefinitely. These fakers contribute nothing to their host countries and are given allowances and other benefits locals dont have...they dont even pay taxes to justify the state spending on them..just bloody parasites...

The joke is that to come to Australia via boat, you would depart from Indonesia. Which means you means make your way from Sri Lanka, Iran, Afghan or wherever to Jakarta.

You think real presecuted refugees can afford the expensive air tickets from their home country to Jakarta for the entire family? They just want a short cut to the immigration process.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

The joke is that to come to Australia via boat, you would depart from Indonesia. Which means you means make your way from Sri Lanka, Iran, Afghan or wherever to Jakarta.

You think real presecuted refugees can afford the expensive air tickets from their home country to Jakarta for the entire family? They just want a short cut to the immigration process.

And yet dumbass ang mors fall for this BS hook line and sinker....and one other point not mentioned,,,Ang mor lands have problems with pensions, unemployment housing etc,,,their own ppl cannot even take care off,,and want to take care of these fakers,,what a bunch of dumb fucks,,any politician and citizen who advocate for these fuckers should be executed for treason...in addition these blanga got legal prepresentation,,,how many have legal representation? the lawyer soo good do pro-bono?

 

[bobby]

And yet dumbass ang mors fall for this BS hook line and sinker....and one other point not mentioned,,,Ang mor lands have problems with pensions, unemployment housing etc,,,their own ppl cannot even take care off,,and want to take care of these fakers,,what a bunch of dumb fucks,,any politician and citizen who advocate for these fuckers should be executed for treason...in addition these blanga got legal prepresentation,,,how many have legal representation? the lawyer soo good do pro-bono?

Only the farking Labour & Greenies support these farking refugees.

I voted Liberal cos I know they will stop the boats.

 

[bobby]

'Very real threat': Peter Dutton's warning after revealing asylum seeker boat arrival

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton has warned of the "real" threat of asylum seeker boats from Sri Lanka as it emerged a vessel was stopped by the Australian Border Force last month.

The boat from Sri Lanka was intercepted west of Christmas Island on August 7, with 13 suspected asylum seekers flown back to the south Asian country on August 18, The Courier-Mail reports.

Four asylum seeker boats carrying more than 90 people have now been intercepted off Australia since the May 18 federal election.

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said the threat out of Sri Lanka was concerning.

Minister for Home Affairs Peter Dutton has announced that an asylum seeker boat carrying 13 people was intercepted west of Christmas Island last month. Source: AAP

"It is the reason Sri Lanka was the first country I visited after the election, to make sure we can keep these boats stopped. This threat is very real," he told the newspaper.

"Labor wants people to believe that the threat of new boat arrivals is not real. It is. We are dealing with it every day."

News of last month's asylum seeker boat comes as a Tamil family being held on Christmas Island are waiting to find out if a court will allow them to stay in Australia.

An interim injunction blocking the deportation of Priya, her husband Nadesalingam and their Australian-born children Kopika, 4, and Tharunicaa, 2, has been extended until Wednesday.

 

[Hypocrite-The]

Only the farking Labour & Greenies support these farking refugees.

I voted Liberal cos I know they will stop the boats.

But liberals screw the working class,,,i clamour for the days when the democrats were still around,,they actually did a good job balancing out the shit the liberals and greens and labour sprouts,,too bad they imploded and ozland has gone backwards eversince