Australian PM Tells his Thai Counterpart: “Al-Arabi’s Case is Important Matter to Him Personally”
2019-01-30 - 7:49 م
Bahrain Mirror: Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has urged Thailand to stop the extradition to Bahrain of a detained soccer player who has refugee status in Australia, his office said Tuesday.
In a letter to Thai Prime Minister Prayuth Chan-ocha, Morrison emphasized that Hakeem Al-Araibi's case was an important matter to him personally, as well as to the Australian government and Australian people.
Morrison noted that Al-Araibi has a permanent protection visa issued by Australia, that the government only issues such visas after a careful process, and that Australia considers him a refugee.
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