Documents Regarding The UN Human Rights Committee Decision Mona Nabhari V Australia.

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Documents relate to the UN Human Rights Committee's consideration of a complaint by Mona Nabhari regarding her detention in Australia. The disclosure includes correspondence from October 2019 from solicitor Alison Battisson (Human Rights for All Pty Ltd) submitting a petition to the UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detention, alleging Australia arbitrarily detained Ms Nabhari and her husband in violation of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights. The submission requests urgent interim measures, citing deteriorated mental health. The Attorney-General's Department file encompasses the international human rights complaint process and Australia's response mechanisms. Substantial material is redacted under section 47F(1), protecting legal professional privilege and communications with the UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights. The 259-page release suggests comprehensive documentation of the case handling and any subsequent UN decision or Australian government submissions.