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SHOTLIST: Melbourne, Australia. 12th February 2019.
1. 00:00 Refugee football player Hakeem al-Araibi walking toward media at Melbourne airport after arriving from Thailand
2. 00:08 SOUNDBITE: (English) Craig Foster, former Australia national team captain:
++SOUNDBITES CONTINUE ON FROM THE PREVIOUS SHOT++
"Alright everyone, so this is the man. I think probably the most famous young man in Australia right now. A very courageous young man, a human rights defender, who is so proud for all of Australia to have fought so hard to bring back home. Hakeem al-Araibi would like to...a few comments to thank Australia."
3. 00:34 SOUNDBITE: (English) Hakeem al-Araibi, refugee football player:
"I just would like thanks to Australia. It is amazing to see all the people here, all the Australian people, all the media they support me. And I just want to thank the Australia government, Australia people. I want to thank this man, his fight too much for my case. And I would thank him too much. And I thank the media, all the human rights and thank you and I will more strong for this country and yeah, I'll be strong here just for Australia. And Australia this my country. I didn't (don't) have citizenship yet but my country is Australia, I'll be dead in Australia and I love Australia. Thank you very much."
4. 01:17 Crowd applauds, UPSOUND (English) "Welcome home Hakeem"
5. 01:20 Hakeem leaves airport
SOURCE: AuBC
DURATION: 01:27
STORYLINE:
A refugee football player arrived in Melbourne from Thailand on Tuesday after prosecutors said they were no longer seeking his extradition to Bahrain in a case that has drawn worldwide attention.
Thailand had come under great pressure from Australia's government, sporting bodies and human rights groups to send Hakeem al-Araibi back to Australia, where he has refugee status and plays semi-professional football.
Thai prosecutors on Monday submitted a request to a court to withdraw the case to extradite al-Araibi to Bahrain, where he faces a 10-year prison sentence for an arson attack that damaged a police station.
SHOTLIST: Melbourne, Australia. 12th February 2019.
1. 00:00 Refugee football player Hakeem al-Araibi walking toward media at Melbourne airport after arriving from Thailand
2. 00:08 SOUNDBITE: (English) Craig Foster, former Australia national team captain:
++SOUNDBITES CONTINUE ON FROM THE PREVIOUS SHOT++
"Alright everyone, so this is the man. I think probably the most famous young man in Australia right now. A very courageous young man, a human rights defender, who is so proud for all of Australia to have fought so hard to bring back home. Hakeem al-Araibi would like to...a few comments to thank Australia."
3. 00:34 SOUNDBITE: (English) Hakeem al-Araibi, refugee football player:
"I just would like thanks to Australia. It is amazing to see all the people here, all the Australian people, all the media they support me. And I just want to thank the Australia government, Australia people. I want to thank this man, his fight too much for my case. And I would thank him too much. And I thank the media, all the human rights and thank you and I will more strong for this country and yeah, I'll be strong here just for Australia. And Australia this my country. I didn't (don't) have citizenship yet but my country is Australia, I'll be dead in Australia and I love Australia. Thank you very much."
4. 01:17 Crowd applauds, UPSOUND (English) "Welcome home Hakeem"
5. 01:20 Hakeem leaves airport
SOURCE: AuBC
DURATION: 01:27
STORYLINE:
A refugee football player arrived in Melbourne from Thailand on Tuesday after prosecutors said they were no longer seeking his extradition to Bahrain in a case that has drawn worldwide attention.
Thailand had come under great pressure from Australia's government, sporting bodies and human rights groups to send Hakeem al-Araibi back to Australia, where he has refugee status and plays semi-professional football.
Thai prosecutors on Monday submitted a request to a court to withdraw the case to extradite al-Araibi to Bahrain, where he faces a 10-year prison sentence for an arson attack that damaged a police station.
Last Updated : Feb 12, 2019, 11:28 AM IST
