Documents And Correspondence In Relation To The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (irgc)
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This disclosure contains inter-agency correspondence from December 2022 between the Attorney-General's Department (AGD), Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT), and Home Affairs regarding Criminal Code listings of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). The emails discuss follow-up actions following parliamentary Foreign Affairs, Defence and Trade References Committee hearings into human rights implications of violence in Iran. Key developments include AGD requesting legal advice from the Attorney-General's Department's solicitors and parallel policy consultations among the three agencies on listing considerations. DFAT was tasked with providing factual and policy advice on the IRGC and its activities, with AGD and Home Affairs coordinating the process. Substantial portions of both documents are redacted under various FOI exemptions, obscuring specific policy recommendations, legal advice, and operational details of the listing deliberations.
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