Strip them of their citizenship and send them back to Syria or Yemen.. or just ship them off the the Kurds.. let them deal with them
These people have no place in modern society
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TheWhomItConcerns6 days ago
+12
It is explicitly illegal for Australia to render any citizen stateless.
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NagyLebowski6 days ago
+25
You are assuming these people do not have multiple citizenships.
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TheWhomItConcerns6 days ago
+19
I'm not assuming anything, but it has been pretty widely reported that these women likely don't have access to any other valid citizenship. Australia has mechanisms to strip dual citizens of their citizenship in absentia if they've engaged in terrorist acts overseas, so if Australia had sufficient proof, it would have happened already.
This has also been one of the more controversial aspects about Australia refusing to aid in their travel back to Australia because it's illegal under international law for international airlines to allow on passengers who don't have any travel documents, and none of them had passports. So with Australia refusing to communicate with the Syrian government and the women having no other known citizenship, these women had no way of getting travel documents, and were thus functionally stranded in a country that wanted to get rid of them.
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PhantasmologicalAnus5 days ago
-1
Where has it been widely reported? If anything, it seems like they either don't know or deliberately avoid saying. We should still be refusing to communicate and thereby denying them the chance to go anywhere.
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demonotreme2 days ago
+1
They WERE dealt with by the Kurds, who understandably didn't want to either execute the lot or keep them for a further decade.
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Dapper_15346 days ago
+53
This is ridiculous, they should have been left to rot there. Ideally, they should be handed over to Kurds or Yazidis for the atrocities they have committed against those groups.
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TheNumberOneRat5 days ago
+3
They were held by the Kurds for years (who wanted to send them back). It was only when the new Syrian government took over the camps that they were released.
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