Ashley Dyball still under investigation: Peter Dutton

Many people thought that investigations and pending charges against Ashley Dyball would be dropped, I mean why wouldn't they be right? Everyone knows that Australia does not punish people for doing humanitarian works so why would the AFP want to investigate Ashley? OK, so he spent five months with the YPG for no pay, at the risk of his life to help others who were being terrorized by an enemy of humanity, he cleared landmines and IEDs and carried a weapon for personal security, is that really against the law? This week an Australian employee of Academi (formally known as Blackwater) was killed while on contract for the Army of Saudi Arabia. This fellow was being paid a lucrative sum for leading Colombian fellow mercenaries in combat against Houthi rebels in Yemen. There was also an add run in Australian papers for experienced Australian Fighter pilots and ordnance technicians to work for the Saudi Airforce conducting air raids in the Yemen conflict. So how is it that paid mercenaries working for a theocratic dictatorship is OK while unpaid humanitarian volunteers working for a nascent secular democracy in the middle east is not? Tough question, back to the drawing board Mr Dutton. Get Real.