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Tag Archives: refugees

Producing Refugees (Editorial 1) Permission to Abuse (Editorial 2)

By John Hinkson

Australian Guantanamo

Pamela Curr asks if strategies of systematic de-humanisation in Australian detention centres owe anything to US torture techniques.

Commemorating the SIEV X

Julie Stephens

Detention and Deportation: A Continuing Scandal

GLENN NICHOLLS argues for fundamental reforms in the treatment of detainees and deportation legislation.

Anaesthetising the National Conscience

Julian Burnside The Howard Government’s Refugee Policy is a Hypocritical Contradiction of the
oft-espoused rhetoric of the ‘Fair Go’

Kingdom of Nothingness

Guy Rundle

The Tampa Post-Mortem

Harry Throssell

No Horizons

Anna Trembath and Damian Grenfell Baxter and Beyond: Where Now for the Refugee Movement?

The ALP and Asylum Seekers

Guy Rundle

Authoritarianism in the Name of Freedom

Julian Burnside How Australia’s Detention Centres Breach the Most Basic Human Rights


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