La Afirmación
“Declaró que violarán una nueva ley, porque no les gusta.”
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Scott Morrison did make statements about ignoring a refugee-related law, but the specifics require careful examination. On February 4, 2019, Morrison told Sky News host Alan Jones that he would "simply ignore it and we'll get on with business" regarding the Medical Evacuation Bill (Medevac Bill) [1]. This statement was made after Parliament voted to pass the Medevac Bill—legislation that granted doctors authority to recommend medical evacuation of asylum seekers from offshore detention centers on Nauru and Manus Island to Australia for treatment [2].
However, Morrison's actual response was more complex than simple defiance. After losing the parliamentary vote on February 4, 2019, Morrison's government reopened the Christmas Island detention center in response [3]. Rather than openly violating the Medevac law, the government used this facility as a destination for medically evacuated refugees instead of mainland hospitals, thereby circumventing the law's intended purpose [4]. Between February and December 2019, approximately 179-192 asylum seekers were transferred under the Medevac Bill [5]. Ultimately, rather than openly defying the law, Morrison's government repealed the Medevac Bill entirely in December 2019 [6].
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📚 FUENTES Y CITAS (14)
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SBS News: Scott Morrison vows to ignore vote on 'stupid' refugee bill
Prime Minister Scott Morrison has denied losing a vote on a "stupid bill" relating to refugees could push his government into a constitutional crisis.
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The Conversation: Morrison plays scare card on medical transfer bill
Morrison declares the amendments, based on a proposal from independent Kerryn Phelps, would leave the government powerless to stop the entry of a paedophile, rapist or murderer.
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Al Jazeera: Australia to reopen offshore detention camp after losing vote
PM Scott Morrison reiterates need for hostile approach to asylum seekers, after medical evacuation law passed.
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The Conversation: Explainer - the medevac repeal and what it means
Now that medevac has been repealed, people will once again rely on ministerial discretion for a medical transfer.
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SBS News: 'It's theatre': Refugee advocates say $185m wasted on reopening Christmas Island
The Christmas Island detention centre would close by July if Morrison's government is re-elected, just months after Scott Morrison warned it was necessary to deal with a flood of sick refugees.
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Al Jazeera: 'Dark day': Australia repeals medical evacuation for refugees
Government secures repeal of medical evacuation legislation for people held offshore, triggering angry condemnation.
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SBS News: Kerryn Phelps blasts plan to send sick refugees to Christmas Island
The government has confirmed its "default position" will be to send sick refugees to Christmas Island.
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The Conversation: Fact-checking the government's medevac claims
Soft robots printed in the home? Not as far off as you might think.
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Parliamentary Library: A comparison of Coalition and Labor government asylum policies
Research
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Refugee Council of Australia: Asylum Policies Overview
How does Australia treat people seeking asylum? This provides an overview of Australia's asylum policies.
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UN Human Rights Committee: Australia responsible for arbitrary detention
Ohchr
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ABC News: Biloela family visas granted
Follow the latest headlines from ABC News, Australia's most trusted media source, with live events, audio and on-demand video from the national broadcaster.
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Human Rights Law Centre: Medevac bill analysis
The Human Rights Law Centre takes fearless human rights action for a fairer future for all. We advance human rights in partnership with people and communities.
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The Guardian: Christmas Island detention reopening analysis
Theguardian
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Fácticamente incorrecto o fabricación maliciosa.
4-6: PARCIAL
Algo de verdad pero falta contexto o está sesgado.
7-9: MAYORMENTE VERDADERO
Tecnicismos menores o problemas de redacción.
10: PRECISO
Perfectamente verificado y contextualmente justo.
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