Labor Ministers tried in vain to offload Rohingya child sex predator to other Five Eyes countries, further contradicting Govt's claim it believed it was 'likely to win' High Court case : vimarsana.com

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles signed off in August on desperate attempts to have the child sex criminal detainee NZYQ sent to another country in a bid to end the High Court case which this month led to the release of 141 asylum seekers, according to documents filed to the High Court.

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