A cura di @Apollyon.

Secondo un articolo di Quartz l’attuale politica di gestione dei flussi migratori in Australia sta diventando un modello per i paesi europei a causa del mancato intervento delle Nazioni Unite, citando l’assenza di ripercussioni a seguito di violazioni dei trattati internazionali sulla tutela dei rifugiati.

The UN agencies for refugees and human rights have repeatedly condemned Australia’s policy, calling it everything from “immensely harmful” to “torture.” Such alarms, however, have not resulted in sanctions—either multilateral or bilateral. The US won’t allow the UN Security Council, where as a permanent member it wields veto power, to impose sanctions against its close ally.
In short, the country’s actions have been tolerated without much ado—positioning Australia, like other Western countries, essentially above the (international) law. And if Australia has been getting away with it for years, why can’t Italy, or Hungary, or others?