The young person, Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun, landed in Bangkok on the end of the week engaging for refuge. Australia said it would consider resettling her if the UN High Chief for Displaced people (UNHCR) esteemed her an exile.
"The UNHCR has alluded Ms Rahaf Mohammed al-Qunun to Australia for thought for evacuee resettlement," Australia's Bureau of Country Security said in an email.
The office said it would consider the referral "in a typical way, as it does with all UNHCR referrals". It declined to remark further.
The UNHCR office in Thailand likewise declined to remark.
Qanun touched base in Bangkok on Saturday and was at first denied passage.
She before long begun posting messages on Twitter from the travel territory of Bangkok's Suvarnabhumi aeroplane terminal saying she had "got away Kuwait" and her life would be in peril whenever compelled to come back to Saudi Arabia.
Inside hours, a battle jumped up on Twitter, spread by a free system of activists around the globe.
Inside 36 hours it incited Thailand's legislature to switch a choice to compel the young lady onto a plane that would restore her to her family.
She was permitted to enter Thailand and on Tuesday started the way toward looking for shelter in a third nation through the UN evacuee office.
Her case has attracted new worldwide thoughtfulness regarding Saudi Arabia's strict social tenets, including a necessity that ladies have the authorization of a male "gatekeeper" to travel, which rights bunches state can trap ladies and young ladies as detainees of oppressive families.
It comes when Riyadh is confronting curiously extraordinary examination from its Western partners over the murdering of columnist Jamal Khashoggi at the Saudi department in Istanbul in October and over the philanthropic outcomes of its war in Yemen.
Saudi teen referred to Australia
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January 09, 2019
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