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Australia grants asylum to five Iranian women football players

9 March 2026
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Australia has granted asylum to five members of the Iranian women’s football team, with the option for others to seek similar assistance. The decision, confirmed early Tuesday, was met with celebration and relief among the players, who expressed gratitude for their safety. Concerns about their return to Iran had been heightened after they signaled distress during a team bus ride. Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke emphasized that the women are athletes, not political activists, and confirmed that security assessments were conducted before issuing the visas.

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