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03/13/2026

BREAKING NEWS:

Most of Iranian women’s soccer team left Australia after declining last-minute airport asylum offers:

GOLD COAST, Australia (AP) — The Iranian women’s soccer team left Australia without seven squad members after tearful protests of their departure outside Sydney Airport and frantic final efforts inside the terminal by Australian officials, who sought to ensure the women understood they were being offered asylum.

As the team’s flight time drew nearer and they passed through security late Tuesday, each woman was taken aside to meet alone with officials who explained through interpreters that they could choose not to return to Iran.

Before the team traveled to the airport, seven women had accepted humanitarian visas allowing them to remain permanently in Australia and were ushered to a safe location by Australian police officers. One has since changed her mind, underscoring the tense and precarious nature of their decisions.

“In Australia, people are able to change their mind,” said Australian Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, who had hours earlier posted photos of the seven women granted humanitarian visas to his social media accounts, their identities clearly visible.

After what Burke described as “emotional” meetings between the remaining women who reached the airport and Australian officials, the rest of the team declined offers of asylum and boarded their flight.

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03/13/2026

Breaking News | Asylum Update

Australia has granted asylum to five members of Iran’s women’s soccer team during a tournament in Gold Coast.
• The players requested protection after the Iran war began while they were in Australia.
• Police safely moved the athletes from their hotel to a secure location early Tuesday.
• They later met with Australia’s Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke, who finalized their humanitarian visas.
• The decision came after calls from Iranian community groups and U.S. President Donald Trump urging support for the players.
• The team had drawn attention earlier after not singing Iran’s national anthem before their first match.
• The players stated they are not political activists.
• Officials said the women expressed relief and hope as they begin a new chapter of life in Australia.