Article: Taking Responsibility for those who belong to Australia including women and children from Syrian camps

Felicity and Sue Milne have written a blog for the Melbourne Law School’s Peter McMullin Centre on Statelessness on Australia’s obligations to nationals, particularly women and children, stranded in Syria. They draw on precedent from the Shamima Begam case in the UK and historical sources to argue that the issue of ‘belonging’ and the law is a deeply constitutional issue – rather than a political one.

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