The Informer

24 Nov 2019

A Saudi gay couple’s road to refuge comes up short

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A Saudi Arabian gay couple, both journalists, have tried to seek asylum in Australia. Both were detained at the airport before being able to request asylum. Now, both are trying to with the fight of their lives. Informer Executive Producer Arion Potts spoke with Brian Greig OAM from Just Equal about the situation.

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