What is the difference between this asylum seeker & all of the ever so patient asylum seekers on Nauru? Money vs poverty, plane vs boat, desperation vs desperation....
jennie_minyaka Nice!
There’s 8.5 million people with an identical problem living in PNG. Do we give all of them asylum as well. Where does the buck stop. No open borders policy for Australia.
Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun
First safe country. Why Australia.
Some bullshit here. Why not get a direct flight to some country in the EU? It would be cheaper, faster and a direct flight.
WhosFibbing Is it genuine?
Why Australia
relpolfo She's 18, hardly a woman. But anyway You Go Girl!
hasn't anyone watched Home Alone the parents wanted to kill their son too
She’s detained by the Thai authorities because she violated the regulations, also the embassy doesn’t have the authority to stop anyone at the airport
What Thailand is doing is breaking every law known to humanity this girl needs desperate help
plz Help
Outsider_S1
This is now time for the Australian government to step up and do the right thing by this young woman and show the world that we will not be pushed around
Well seek asylum in Thailand now if she genuinely needs one.
This is why yes, you should support asylum seekers BUT be very careful of endorsing any cultural or religious practices just to try to be inclusive. These women are persecuted according to their family and government's beliefs, which need to be spoken out against. auspol
Bangkok really is becoming NOT the stop over if your are escaping the saudi regime
Aisha16o
Fake news, see for yourself rahaf84427714
Seek asylum in Thailand!
What authority does a Saudi Embassy Official actually have at a Thai Bangkok airport? I would hope none!!!!
But I've been told that things like this don't happen in the Muslim community and they value women.
FatherBob She’s in Bangkok. She can seek asylum there.
Probably five eyes helped lead to her capture.
Is it true she would be killed by her family? Or is she just dreaming up a non existent threat that she should actually be facing? I would not deny her temporary asylum but i would want her to at least try to deal with her stuff
ScottMorrisonMP billshortenmp tanya_plibersek is there any way Australia can assist this person
She should've booked a direct flight to Manus
Please help Rahaf is at risk Saudi Arabia wants to return it to its family in Saudi Arabia will be imprisoned and killed rahaf84427714
Saudi? Is she indigenous Saudi? Or a non-indigenous Saudi born Caucasian immigrant or immigrant descendant pretending to be Saudi?
How could they find her in the airport and confiscate her ppt? This doesn’t make sense. We have Airport Officers who check on genuine visitors. An 18 year old Saudi woman travelling alone is suspicious. She’s not a genuine visitor and would have been refused boarding. auspol
FatherBob And Australia has border force and AFP watching these airports, they probably got her arrested
Good luck. I hope the world gets behind you
Why not go to a Muslim country ? Oh that’s right , it will be one day .
I have to admit that, based on actions over the last few years, I found myself wondering if the AFP or ASIO were involved.
Exactly the type of person who should be given asylum. Get her away from the nutcases who will kill her over their imaginary friend.
I need a nanny. Growing family in need. I’m a friend of mr Dutton. Does this help my cause?
How is Australia the 'nearest safe country' for a woman from Saudi Arabia?
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Saudi woman, 18, detained en route to Australia | Sky News AustraliaAn 18-year-old Saudi woman who was en route to Australia to seek asylum, claims she is being detained at the Bangkok airport. \n\nRahaf Mohammed Mutlaq Alqunun claims a Saudi diplomat forcibly confiscated her passport when she arrived at the airport. \n\nThe 18-year-old woman says she fears her family will kill her if she is forced to return home. \n\n\n\n\n Australia 🇦🇺, seeking asylum? Hope she’s an au pair or Dutton won’t even look at her. freeadnan So from Kuwait why did she go via Bankok and who confirmed she was coming to Australia. Why didnt she go to UK, US, many other countries very close by. 🙏
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Saudi teen leaves Bangkok under UN care | Sky News AustraliaA young Saudi woman who was seeking asylum in Australia has left Bangkok Airport under the care of the United Nations.\n\nThai immigration officials tried to return Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun to her family, but she refused to board a flight and barricaded herself in her hotel room. \n\nThe 18-year-old feared her family would kill her as she had renounced Islam. \n\nThai immigration police say they will not send the woman anywhere against her wishes and her status will be assessed by the UN refugee agency.\n\n\n\n\n\n UN I think this poor girl might have been safer in her hotel room rather than going anywhere with the UN. UN How many countries are there between Saudi Arabia and Australia? Why Australia I hear you ask? Because we are a country of suckers & these fakes know it.
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Saudi teen leaves Bangkok under UN care | Sky News AustraliaA young Saudi woman who was seeking asylum in Australia has left Bangkok airport under the care of the United Nations.\n\nThai immigration officials tried to return Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun to her family, but she refused to board a flight and barricaded herself in her hotel room. \n\nThe 18-year-old feared her family would kill her as she had renounced Islam. \n\nThai immigration police say they will not send the woman anywhere against her wishes and her status will be assessed by the UN refugee agency.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n ShayneNeumannMP Towball is in for a rough time as immigration minister when 10’s of thousands come here via boat. ShayneNeumannMP Has anyone confirmed her visa has been cancelled? ShayneNeumannMP Gee this fool can waffle
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Saudi teen leaves Bangkok airport under UN care | Sky News AustraliaA young Saudi woman who was seeking asylum in Australia has left Bangkok airport under the care of the United Nations.\n\nThai immigration officials tried to return Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun to her family, but she refused to board a flight and barricaded herself in her hotel room. \n\nThe 18-year-old feared her family would kill her as she had renounced Islam. \n\nThai immigration police say they will not send the woman anywhere against her wishes and her status will be assessed by the UN refugee agency.\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n sarahinthesen8 We need to focus on children and young ppl in trouble here in Australia. sarahinthesen8 there are plenty of other countries sarahinthesen8 Yes indeed. Let’s do a people swap. Bring the Saudi teen here and send you over there. Who’s with me? Harbs77 ?
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Father arrives in Bangkok to visit Saudi woman seeking asylum in AustraliaThai authorities say the father and brother of Rahaf Mohammed Al-Qunun will need permission from the UN's refugee agency to visit her If she fears her family would murder her because of becoming an Infidel etc why would her father & brother be allowed to visit her? strange And now that she is a 'celebrity' Australia would be posting out issues surrounding this woman for many years to come (if granted asylum)!! Would she have any say? sbsnews
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