Everything is at stake for Novak Djokovic: In the event of another hearing, his lawyers still want to allow his entry. He left the deportation hotel in Melbourne early Sunday morning.
Serbian tennis star Novak Djokovic left the deportation hotel in Melbourne early Sunday morning and arrived at his lawyers’ office for the crucial hearing about the validity of his visa and thus his participation in the Australian Open. He was not visible in the live video stream.
Judges James Allsop, David O’Callaghan and Anthony Besanko had ruled that the case would be heard by three judges because it was an important process, which the Australian government itself had recognized.
Government officials began by presenting their views, including reading a statement from Immigration Secretary Alex Hawke. The main focus was on evidence that the tennis star had openly spoken out against corona vaccinations, but was also an important person in the anti-vaccination movement.
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