Afghan refugee, 65, freed by controversial High Court ruling CHARGED
An Afghan refugee launched from immigration detention after a controversial High Court ruling has been charged with two counts of indecent assault.
Aliyawar Yawari, 65, appeared within the Adelaide Magistrates Court on Monday lower than a month after he walked free from Yongah Hill Immigration Detention Centre in Western Australia.
Police arrested Yawari on the Pavlos Motel in Pooraka in Adelaide’s north on Saturday night time after allegations a girl had been assaulted by a visitor.
He didn’t apply for bail and has been remanded in custody till January.
Yawari was beforehand accused of attacking three ladies and was convicted of assault in 2016.
The High Court’s determination on November 8 allowed 148 harmful non-citizens to be launched from detention.
Australian Border Force mentioned a second man from the group has additionally been charged in New South Wales and has since been launched on bail.
Aliyawar Yawari has been charged with two counts of indecent assault simply three weeks after he was launched from immigration detention after the High Court’s controversial ruling
Since his launch from Western Australia’s Yongah Hill detention centre (pictured) Yawari has been staying at motels
Yawari was beforehand described by a decide as a ‘hazard to the Australian neighborhood’ and has served a jail time period for assaulting three ladies together with one he hit along with her personal strolling stick.
He had arrived in Australia in 2010 after fleeing Afghanistan the place his father and brother had been killed by the Taliban.
He discovered work in Bordertown in South Australia however between October 2013 and December 2014 he carried out assaults on ladies in rural components of the state.
In 2013 he was acquitted of rape however convicted of assault and obtained a suspected jail sentence.
But in 2016 he was sentenced to a few years and 11 months with a non-parole interval of two years and eight months.
After his sentence he was despatched to immigration detention awaiting deportation however was launched in November after the High Court dominated indefinitely holding refugees was illegal.
