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Testimonies from Bahrain: Memories of a jailed activist’s wife
Lachlan, Amnesty International Australia., 8 September 2011
A gripping piece by Khadija al-Mousawi, wife of imprisoned Bahrainian human rights defender 'Abdulhadi al-Khawaja.
A landmark victory for asylum seekers and human rights
Graham Thom, 1 September 2011
The High Court ruling that stopped the Malaysia Deal is an incredible victory for asylum seekers and human rights. Here's what the decision means.
The Syrian juggernaut rolls on. But for how much longer?
Lachlan, Amnesty International Australia., 31 August 2011
If Syria's President Bashar al-Assad is phased by Colonel Gaddafi's fall from power he's not showing it.
UN Security Council must act to end repression in Syria
Tom, 16 August 2011
The UN Security Council’s continuing inability to react adequately to the carnage in Syria is deeply frustrating and dispiriting.
UN inaction will not stop the tanks in Syria
Lachlan, Amnesty International Australia., 5 August 2011
The UN's non-binding statement condemning the violence in Syria won't stop the tanks - or halt the violence.
The ‘Malaysia deal’: where to now?
Alex Pagliaro, 29 July 2011
Now the Malaysia deal has been signed and sealed, the human rights holes in the plan may mean asylum seekers will miss out on the protection they need.
Haiti’s women face new struggles to survive
Editors, 28 July 2011
Women in Haiti are tragically being forced to trade sex for food in order to survive - and help their children survive.
Risky business: getting information out of Syria
Lachlan, Amnesty International Australia., 15 July 2011
Faced with a growing anti-government protest movement, the Syrian authorities have stifled freedom of speech in Syria as a last-ditch attempt to curtail dissenting voices and tales of human rights violations from getting out of the country.

Rethinking the leaky boats
Alex Pagliaro, 8 July 2011
An analysis of 'The Tampa affair' and its wide-reaching repecussions on the politicisation of asylum seekers in Australia.
Freedom of expression in the ‘new Egypt’
Tom, 27 June 2011
Arriving at Cairo airport earlier this week, the first time I had been to the country since the ‘25 January Revolution’, I got what seemed to be an early sign that some things have changed.


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