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Australian Crossbench MPs Push Bill to Restrict Military Exports Over Human Rights Concerns

Australian crossbench MPs introduced proposed “red lines” legislation to prevent defence exports from being used in potential human rights breaches.

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Australian Crossbench MPs Push Bill to Restrict Military Exports Over Human Rights Concerns

Australian crossbench MPs, including David Pocock and Sophie Scamps, are pushing legislation to prevent Australian defence equipment, technology, or services from being used in ways that could breach international human rights obligations. The proposed “red lines” bill would place pressure on the Albanese government to restrict military exports, including components used in F-35 fighter jets operated by Israel. Supporters say Australia must ensure its arms trade complies with international law, while the government has yet to endorse the proposal publicly.

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