A legal battle to bring a group of Australian women and their children stuck in a refugee camp in Syria back home to Australia has been rejected by the high court.
The ISIS brides stuck in a refugee camp in Syria have learned whether they’ll be brought back home to Australia.
On Friday, his Honour Justice Mark Moshinsky rejected the application brought by non-profit group Save the Children Australia who are seeking a writ of habeas corpus – which would require the Commonwealth to bring the women before an Australian court. Australian women and their children remain in North East Syrian refugee camps. Picture: Save the Children Australia
The Federal Court decision will be kept confidential for seven days to allow the parties time to make further applications to the court, including costs.Israel says its has “completed the encirclement” of Gaza City as brutal urban warfare gets underway — and Hamas issues a chilling warning.Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declined to use one word when asked about the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas.
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