MIMIA

Acronym	Definition
MIMIA	Minister for Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs (Australia)

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(81) B v MIMIA (2003) 173 FLR.360, 387 [132]-[133].

(83) Minister of Immigration and Multicultural and Indigenous Affairs v B (2004) 219 CLR 365 ('MIMIA v B').

(85) See, eg, MIMIA v B (2004) 219 CLR 365, 384 [24]-[52] (Gleeson CJ and McHugh J).

Bebrooz v Secretary DIMIA, SHDB v Godwin, MIMIA v Al Khafaqi [2003] HCATrans 456, 458 (12-13 November 2003).

Of relative rights and putative children: rethinking the critical framework for the protection of refugee children and youth

Another example of this selective use of children's rights is the decision of Kirby J in MIMIA v B.

(117) See MIMIA v B (2004) 219 CLR 365, 408-9 (Kirby J).

Judging the judges: are they adopting the rights approach in matters involving children?

[beaucoup moins que]C'est un don que j'ai exploite depuis mon enfance[beaucoup plus grand que], confie Mimia Lichani.

Une artiste qui emerge du lot!

has interpreted a decision under s 417 as a privative clause decision pursuant to s 474, which cannot be challenged 'unless one or more of the Hickman limitations can be made out': QAAE of 2002 v MIMIA [2002] FCA 1213, [48] (Cooper J).

From humanitarian discretion to complementary protection - reflections on the emergence of human rights-based refugee protection in Australia