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Documents That Provide Instructions, Suggestions Or Guidance To PV Officers Regarding The Assessment Of PV Applications From Hong Kong SAR Nationals; Emails And Internal Correspondence Sent To Case…

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Documents That Provide Instructions, Suggestions Or Guidance To PV Officers Regarding The Assessment Of PV Applications From Hong Kong SAR Nationals; Emails And Internal Correspondence Sent To Case Officers That Refer To Hong Kong, NSL Or Article 23; Hong Kong Passport Holder PV (subclass 866) Refusal Rates By Year And By Quarter; From 1 December 2022 To 31 May 2025 Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 ​

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Home Affairs released guidance documents on protection visa (PV) assessments for Hong Kong nationals, internal correspondence regarding Hong Kong's National Security Law and Article 23 legislation, and refusal rate data for Hong Kong passport holders on subclass 866 visas spanning December 2022 to May 2025. The Country of Origin Information Services Section (COISS) compiled materials documenting civil unrest in Hong Kong from 2019-2020, including pro-democracy protests triggered by extradition legislation and subsequent legal crackdowns against opposition figures. The documents provide PV officers with country-of-origin information on common protection claims, drawing on open-source materials uploaded to CISNET, to facilitate assessments under Australia's international obligations under the 1951 Refugee Convention and related treaties.

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