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SBS Language | Citizens, permanent residents ordinarily resident overseas will need exemption to leave Australia from 11 August

SBS Language | Citizens, permanent residents ordinarily resident overseas will need exemption to leave Australia from 11 August
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Federal government closes international travel loophole for Aussies living abroad – Travel Weekly

The federal government has changed the rules for how Australians who normally live abroad can travel overseas after paying a visit Down Under.

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Changes to travel exemption statement

On 1 August 2021 the Minister for Health and Aged Care amended the Biosecurity Determination 2020 so that Australian citizens and permanent residents who.

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UN raises serious human rights concerns over Australia s India travel ban

UN raises serious human rights concerns over Australia’s India travel ban Daniel Hurst Foreign affairs and defence correspondent © Provided by The Guardian Photograph: Matt Jelonek/Getty Images UN human rights officials have raised “serious concerns” about the Morrison government’s ban on Australians returning from India, and the severe penalties attached to breaches. The office of the UN high commissioner for human rights has questioned whether the controversial temporary measure – which can attract maximum penalties of five years’ imprisonment or $66,600 – is consistent with Australia’s human rights obligations. “We have serious concerns about whether the Biosecurity Determination – and the severe penalties which can be imposed for its breach – meets Australia’s human rights obligations,” a spokesperson for the office, Rupert Colville, said early on Wednesday.

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UN raises serious human rights concerns over Australia s India travel ban | Australian citizenship

In response to a request for comment from Guardian Australia, Colville said the UN human rights committee âhas emphasised the narrow authority to refuse nationalsâ return, and considers that there are few, if any, circumstances in which deprivation of the right to enter oneâs own country could be reasonable. âIn assessing the issue of arbitrary deprivation, key factors to be taken into account are its necessity to achieve a legitimate end and its proportionality, including whether it is the least intrusive approach to accomplish its public health objectives. âWe note that the measure is scheduled to be reconsidered on 15 May.â

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