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On June 7th, two Saudi national women were found dead in their apartment in Canterbury, New South Wales, Australia. The cause of death remains a mystery as authorities found no signs of forced entry or foul play. The bodies were in an advanced state of decay, as the pair had likely died a month before their bodies were found, prompting the authorities to declare an inconclusive cause of death. According to The Australian, sisters Asra Abdullah Alsehli, 24, and Amaal Abdullah Alsehli, 23, were denied a protection visa due to their sexuality and religious beliefs. The siblings claimed they were persecuted in Saudi Arabia, as one was a lesbian, the other was an atheist, and allegedly one of them was also escaping a forced marriage. Investigation revealed that the siblings arrived legally in Australia on a valid visa and applied for a subclass 866 protection visa. According to some reports, both applications were declined due to insufficient evidence. The local police have stated that their family back in Saudi Arabia is cooperating with the investigation and are not considered suspects at this time.
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Atheist Sisters Fleeing Saudi Arabia Found Dead in Australia
Location: Saudi Arabia
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