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Ted Thornhill
Daily Mail
January 31, 2014
Australian Prime Minister Tony Abbott has been accused of abusing his power after drafting a code of behaviour for asylum seekers that threatens to deport them for ‘irritating people, disturbing someone or spitting or swearing in public’.
Australia’s tough stance over asylum seekers from Indonesia has soured relations between the two countries in recent months and this document is not likely to improve matters.
The number of asylum seekers from Iran, Afghanistan, Myanmar and elsewhere reaching Australia in Indonesian fishing boats has soared in recent years and Australia has occasionally used its Navy to tow boats back to Indonesian waters.
Now those who manage to make it to Australia’s shores will have to sign a new code of behaviour, currently in draft form, which sets out how they’re expected to behave.
The document, which applies to those arriving by boat – or ‘illegal maritime arrivals’ – was leaked to The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre.
It states that they are banned from ‘irritating people’, ‘disturbing people’, ‘damaging property, spitting or swearing in public’ and ‘other actions that other people might find offensive’.
‘Spreading rumours’ at work or ‘excluding someone from a group or place on purpose’ are also banned.
The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre said punishment for code of behaviour infringements could vary.
It said: ‘It could start with just a warning, you may have your Red Cross payments reduced or stopped all together or you may be placed in detention in Australia or offshore on Nauru and Manus Island.’
