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At the moment feeds are available for news, actions and campaign updates. We are in the process of publishing feeds for all of our priority campaigns and some combined feeds. These will, for example, allow you to obtain all news, action and campaigning updates about a particular topic from a single feed.
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We use Feedburner to make sure our feeds are available to as wide an audience as possible and to get basic usage statistics. Feedburner is able to tell us how many subscribers each feed has, how popular each article is and how our feeds are used. No personal or identifying information is collected by Amnesty Internati


I hope that Australia is bringing diplomatic pressure to bear in the fight against this prehistoric legislation.
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8 February 2012, 11:02PM