Perth Immigration Detention Centre. (Wikipedia Photo)
A Malaysian man was forced to leave Western Australia after he was spotted with abominable videos of his phone at Perth airport (Perth Airport) on Wednesday, Australian media reported.
The 43-year-old man arrived by plane from Malaysia and tried to enter Australia on a tourist visa before being stopped by Australian Border Guard (Australian Border Force) officials for baggage checks.
Australian Border Agency officials checked his phone and found several videos of extreme sexual violence on the phone, violating the ethical, etiquette and behavioural standards set out in the customs ban on imports, (Customs Prohibited Import Regulations).
The Malaysian man was then detained and transferred to Perth immigration detention centre (Perth Immigration Detention Centre), until he was forced out of Australia on Friday morning. Meanwhile, his cell phone was confiscated by the Australian Border Guard and his visa was cancelled.
Wilson (Mark Wilson), acting commander of the Australian Border Agency in Western Australia, said the Australian Border Service was committed to preventing the spread of these prohibited materials in Australia.
"visitors to Australia need to know that we have been, and will continue to be, aware of such prohibited materials, as well as of materials that involve horrific images of child exploitation," Wilson said.
"in our community, video depicting extreme sexual perverts and horrific violence is unacceptable, and anyone involved in such acts could lose their right to stay in Australia," Wilson said.
