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Excellent!I suggest you read the website at least 20 times. In reading the Australian official statement/policy posted in its website you must always remember that they will not post contradictory statements. That statement cannot be read in isolation since it can have an absurd interpretation if taken separately. It must be read in conjunction with the preceding paragraph:
"Foreign domestic helpers" therefore refer to domestic helpers hired from third countries, neither from the sending state or the receiving state. Note that there is an accreditation requirement for domestic helpers from sending state before they can be given Australian (diplomatic or special privilege) visa. Once accredited they will be issued diplomatic passports through the Australian embassy in the sending state. "Foreign domestic helpers" cannot be accredited in the same manner for obvious reasons since the official diplomatic communication line is only two-way, from the sending state to the receiving state. And since "foreign domestic helpers" cannot be accredited as domestic helpers for officials of foreign diplomatic mission and consular officers stationed in the host country they cannot be issued diplomatic passports by the Australian Embassy in the sending state. That's why the statement you quoted declares that: "foreign domestic workers are not to be employees of the sending state and, therefore, must enter Australia on ordinary passports."
Get it? Dummy!
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Absolutely wrong on all counts except one.
Of course the Australian embassy where the "foreign domestic helper" is a citizen of/where he or she is residing, Dear.Excellent!
Then who issues visas, Dear?
The sending state?
Yeah, laugh at your own idiocy!About, the rest of the post, I would reply once I have stopped laughing.
That's because, I am not going to spoon feed a person who doesn't know that adviser to UN ( which incidentally Khobragade was) belong to the category of representative to UN and not UN official.Thank you for that substantive rebuttal. I'm so enlightened.
UN advisers are entitled to full immunity from criminal jurisdiction. Even my dog knows this. But do understand the Khobragade was appointed only as Adviser to India's UN Mission on August 26, 2013. She committed visa fraud however on November 14, 2012 when she was not yet an Adviser to India's UN Mission. At the time she was only a consular official at India's New York Consulate thus entitled only to limited immunity for official acts.That's because, I am not going to spoon feed a person who doesn't know that adviser to UN ( which incidentally Khobragade was) belong to the category of representative to UN and not UN official.
RE-QUOTING FOR YOU.Of course the Australian embassy where the "foreign domestic helper" is a citizen of/where he or she is residing, Dear.
Just how do you suggest can the Indian Foreign Ministry issue a diplomatic passport to a domestic helper of one of its consuls in Melbourne when that domestic helper is a citizen/resident of Sri Lanka? And how can the Australian embassy in Delhi grant the visa application of the Sri Lankan maid applicant if she is not residing in India? Do you understand now the import of the statement you quoted?
Yeah, laugh at your own idiocy!
What does that even mean?they cannot be issued diplomatic passports by the Australian Embassy in the sending state.
RE-QUOTING FOR YOU.
What does that even mean?
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That's for everyone to see who is an idiot here.
If you knew that She was a adviser. Then, why did you post a lengthy quote about UN official and their accreditation process?UN advisers are entitled to full immunity from criminal jurisdiction. Even my dog knows this. But do understand the Khobragade was appointed only as Adviser to India's UN Mission on August 26, 2013. She committed visa fraud however on November 14, 2012 when she was not yet an Adviser to India's UN Mission. At the time she was only a consular official at India's New York Consulate thus entitled only to limited immunity for official acts.
In other words she has no full immunity at the time she committed the alleged crime and therefore she can be prosecuted for it.
You cannot ffed unto others what you do not have my dear. You do not have any knowledge about these complex legal matters much less comprehend the materials I'm showing you.That's because, I am not going to spoon feed a person who doesn't know that adviser to UN ( which incidentally Khobragade was) belong to the category of representative to UN and not UN official.
Better quote legal experts than parrot idiotic one-liners from corrupt and obviously know-nothing (about international law) Indian politicians and their Indian media stooges.So, a poster like you who quotes and posts about UN officials when discussing about UN adviser is qualified to get a one line response.
Thanks from my side also.That should be corrected as visa not passport, dear.
The mistake is obvious but which I did not see in time. In fact my succeeding post mentions of Australian visa instead of passport. Thank you anyway for pointing that out.
If you knew that She was a adviser. Then, why did you post a lengthy quote about UN official and their accreditation process?
And no, you are wrong again.
That's obvious. MR. Legal Luminary.You cannot ffed unto others what you do not have my dear. You do not have any knowledge about these complex legal matters much less comprehend the materials I'm showing you.
Better quote legal experts than parrot idiotic one-liners from corrupt and obviously know-nothing (about international law) Indian politicians and their Indian media stooges.
You are only good at teaching international law to your Dog.What? Better read again what I posted. You're tiring me. If I'm a teacher and you're my student I would have complained already to your parents for your serious incapability to understand. You must be enrolled in a special class for mentally challenged children.
My dog has better comprehension abilities than you.You are only good at teaching international law to your Dog.
Your Dog has indeed has better understanding of legalities than you. ( It knows that UN advisers have immunity)My dog has better comprehension abilities than you.
No this post of his is also not correct.@asianobserve,
Yes, the prior to above post is correct. The earlier posts of yours were simply wrong.
Is only partially correct.3. What is explained in your sources is that the Indian government did not notify the Americans of Khobragade's adviser status to the Indian Mission in the UN which under international law is required.
http://articles.economictimes.india...45764547_1_diplomat-immunity-indian-employees"This was not unknown to the host government in terms of information flow...let's not blame the victim for the lack of information on the part of those who should have known and (who were) preparing about this (arrest) for a long time," said foreign ministry spokesperson Syed Akbaruddin, adding there are mechanisms in the UN to periodically inform the host country about those accredited to various categories in the UN General Assembly.