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Alex Pagliaro, 24 June 2011
Changing the debate about refugees starts with changing the hearts and minds of people in Australia and our decision makers.
Europe must reaffirm its commitment to the rights of refugees and migrants
Lachlan, Amnesty International Australia., 22 June 2011
The Europe that once played an essential role in protecting refugees, the continent whose World War II refugee crisis gave rise to the international refugee protection regime, is now eroding refugee protection.
‘Why is the world silent?’ - Syrian refugees speak
Tom, 14 June 2011
Little is known of the life of the thousands of Syrians who have recently fled to Turkey, and are now living in camps in Yayladagi and Altinozu in the south-east of the country.
The Angola 3: punished for ‘Black Pantherism’?
Tom, 8 June 2011
The "Angola 3" have together spent nearly 80 years in solitary confinement in Louisiana State Penitentiary, USA
Has our compassion been exported for good?
Alex Pagliaro, 6 June 2011
Like many Australians, I was horrified to see the footage of cows being slaughtered in Indonesia. But it didn’t take me long to start wondering about the disparity between the response to the plight of live exports, and the response to the plight of refugees in Australia.
A global response to Syria’s spiralling crisis
jennyleong, 27 May 2011
When 165, 953 people join together and commit to taking an individual action collectively, we truly see the power of Amnesty International to mobilize for positive change.
Apparent suicide at Guantanamo Bay
AloysiaB, 25 May 2011
The death of Hajji Nassim highlights the impact of detention without trial on those detained in Guantanamo Bay prison camp.
Half-baked Malaysian scheme is no solution
Graham Thom, 23 May 2011
Dr. Graham Thom reveals his horrific first-hand account of Malaysia's Lenggeng detention centre - the apparent "humane and safe" solution to Australia's so-called asylum-seeker crisis.
Revenge killings and reckless firing
Tom, 16 May 2011
Reckless weapon firing and killings of civilians are continuing in opposition-held eastern Libya.
The Malaysia deal: what does it achieve?
Alex Pagliaro, 11 May 2011
The government is going to swap 880 people who have sought asylum in Australia with 4,000 people who have sought asylum in Malaysia.


I hope that Australia is bringing diplomatic pressure to bear in the fight against this prehistoric legislation.
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