Although this may not be the intention of the legislative amendment, the extraterritorial application of these &quot; Category D &quot; offences (see section 15.4 of the Criminal Code) means that commanders of enemy forces overseas who order their troops to attack Australian forces may be liable for prosecution for sedition under Australian law.
Although this may not be the intention of the legislative amendment, the extraterritorial application of these &quot; Category D &quot; offences (see section 15.4 of the Criminal Code) means that commanders of enemy forces overseas who order their troops to attack Australian forces may be liable for prosecution for sedition under Australian law.