No detention if owed protection: New front in High Court fight
Convicted in absentia on terrorism offences in Lebanon, one detainee is arguing Australia can’t owe him protection and lock him up indefinitely.
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No detention if owed protection: New front in High Court fight
Sydney Morning Herald
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