The ‘least thing’ Labor can do is be ‘transparent’ about Syrian repatriation plans

Sky News host Peta Credlin says that as a citizen of a democracy, she needs “proper information” about the Albanian government’s plans to repatriate families of ISIS fighters from Syrian camps. increase.

“Nobody in the government is ready to level with the people of Australia as to who, when they will come, what crimes they have committed and how we will be kept safe when they return. No,” she said.

She said it’s this kind of “guts” to stand in front of the camera and give us all the details we all deserve, and that it “brings notoriety to our government and undermines our democracy.”

“There are cases we can make to bring them back, especially for children who haven’t done anything wrong,” Ms. Credlin said.

“I would probably be against bringing women back, but I would at least give the minister credit by standing in front of the camera and making that claim to the Australian people.

“But that’s something this government won’t do. And given that this extradition wasn’t mentioned before the election, the least they can do now is be transparent.”