Remembering at Woolgangi, by Skye Krichauff
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As a lagoon re-emerges and country heals, an Aboriginal past is revealed
Incarceration, Autonomy and Resistance on Manus Island, by Behrouz Boochani
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Our resistance demonstrated our rejection of violence, affirming our dignity as human beings by imbuing our struggle with peace.
Latest comment: I thoroughly agree with all these comments. no longer have we a government that cares. I find it...
Something Worth Dying For? by Andy Blunden
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How we might understand the motivations and self-sacrifice of ‘foreign fighters’
Story-telling: Justice and recognition in the narratives of those who have suffered, by Kirsty Sangster
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The justice process is tied to telling stories and to telling the truth. All around the world, victims of human-rights abuse are judged on their stories.
Why Settler Australia Needs Refugees by Lorenzo Veracini
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A specifically settler society relation to our borders
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Australia’s Mining Legacies by Gavin M. Mudd
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The impacts of mining waste will be felt for years to come.
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Tearing Syria Apart by Jeremy Salt
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A war is being waged in and on Syria. Protecting the people from the dictator is no more than the usual pretext for attacks on Middle Eastern countries.
Microserfs, by Justin Clemens
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November 2012 was yet another decisive month for digital revelations. The new CIA Director David Petraeus, a self-professed ‘scholar-monk’ and Obama’s Iraq …