Government blocks return of Australian woman from Syrian refugee camp for IS Group families
Government blocks return of Australian woman from Syrian refugee camp for IS Group families is drawing significant interest across the industry.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has blocked the immediate return of an Australian woman from Syria via a temporary exclusion order. It follows what the government is calling its no assistance policy for 34 citizens recently turned back by Syrian authorities. While the Prime Minister insists those who joined the IS Group must live with their choices, legal and human rights experts argue that abandoning children and coerced women in detention camps poses a greater long-term radicalisation risk than bringing them home to Australia.
Experts suggest this could influence future trends and innovation in the sector.
More updates are expected as the story develops.
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