Australia: Senator Rex Patrick Calls on PM Morrison to Support Anti-Slave Labour Bill

Australia – Senator Rex Patrick urged PM Scott Morrison to support the anti-slave labour bill for the Australian people. He explained a few reasons why the bill would be invaluable for the Australian economy and its citizens. 

Saying, “It decreases the reason for individuals to use slave work, it likewise permits Australia to stand tall in the global community in bringing up that this is completely wrong,” 

A few countries, including Australia, have blamed China for taking advantage of the Uyghur minority with forced labour, excessive surveillance and restrictions on rights and freedom.

The Morrison government faced developing strain to fix Australia’s customs law after the Senate passed an act to restrict anybody from importing goods made utilizing forced labour.

Patrick added that the bill was “a significant stage forward in the global endeavours to battle modern slavery”

He said the responsibility was on Australia’s Coalition government to permit the act and pass it in Parliament’s lower house.

The bill would revise the Customs Act to ban the importation into Australia of goods created in parts of the world where forced labour is utilized.

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Patrick stated that there is no uncertainty in my mind that Xinjiang province is utilizing forced labour and exploiting them.

“There has been a lot of international studies about what’s going on in Xinjiang, and without a doubt, the Australian vital strategic policy institute has analyzed this issue exhaustively,” he added. 

“There is no question in my mind concerning what is happening there, and sadly the Chinese are not by, and large opening entryways and giving people access to see what’s going on there.” 

The Senator contended that Australia expected to take a “positive step” against the more extensive issue with the solar panels made by the misused Uyghur people in China.

“This is a violation of human rights, and, on account of the Uyghur’s in western China, it additionally meets with annihilation which is happening there,” he added. 

“Australia needs to take a solid, positive and comprehensive stand to ensure that individuals understand genocide is not tolerable.”

Ayswarya Murthy

Ayswarya Murthy is a political journalist. She came to writing through an interest in politics.

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