SIKAP AUSTRALIA SEBAGAI NEGARA PENERIMA PENGUNGSI DALAM MENINDAKLANJUTI PENGUNGSI YANG DITERBITKAN RED NOTICE INTERPOL DI NEGARANYA (Studi Kasus : Hakeem al-Araibi)

Walangitan, Glen Tomas (2022) SIKAP AUSTRALIA SEBAGAI NEGARA PENERIMA PENGUNGSI DALAM MENINDAKLANJUTI PENGUNGSI YANG DITERBITKAN RED NOTICE INTERPOL DI NEGARANYA (Studi Kasus : Hakeem al-Araibi). S1 thesis, UNIVERSITAS ATMA JAYA YOGYAKARTA.

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Abstract

Hakeem al-Arabi is a Bahraini football player who became a refugee in Australia in 2017. Hakeem is a victim of persecution by his own country for action he did not commit. He was tried in absentia for 10 years in prison for the alleged attack on a police station in the Bahraini capital in 2012, during the investigation period he admitted to being tortured by the Bahrain Security Forces who arrested him. Hakeem fled to australia and became a refugee there in 2017. The persecution is politically motivated to discriminate and punish prodemocracy Shia athletes who protested against the government during the 2011 Bahrain Uprising (Hakeem is a Shia while the Bahraini Royal family is Sunni). In 2018 Bahrain submitted an application to INTERPOL to issue a red notice against Hakeem. The publication is contrary to the INTERPOL Constitution and Resolution No. 9 about INTERPOL Policy on Refugee because the red notice was issued to a refugee. Australia as a country that protects Hakeem made several mistakes in carrying out its responsibilities and resulted in the arrest of Hakeem in Thailand. Hakeem and his wive went to Thailand for their honeymoon. Hakeem arrest is based on the red notice submitted by Bharain and issued by INTERPOL. This study will use normative research methods to find the gap between Australia's obligations as a member state of INTERPOL and Australia's attitude towards the protection of Hakeem.a Australian Government does not yet have a clear national procedure for dealing with refugees that have been issued a red notice. This results in the slow process of confirming the status of the red notice subject who is a refugee, which will endanger the rights and safety of Hakeem.

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