Archive for 'Torture'
Australia tortures asylum seekers
Posted by John, October 18th, 2016 - under Refugees, Torture.
Tags: Amnesty International, Asylum seekers
Comments: 1
Stopping the boats (itself a lie) is built on starting the torture. Turnbull, and I should add, Shorten, feel confident in their brutal refugee policies. How do we challenge them? History shows that civil disobedience has been a key weapon in the armoury of those fighting for civil rights. Stop the cities to stop the torture. Occupy to free the refugees from the concentration camps and bring them here.
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How about Four Corners go to Nauru next?
Posted by John, August 3rd, 2016 - under Nauru, Refugees, Torture.
Tags: Abuse, Asylum seekers, Concentration camps, Gulags
Comments: none
With news coming through that Nauru refused to provide visas to Amnesty International to investigate the appalling conditions in our gulag there, maybe the time has come for the ABC’s Four Corners to apply for visas to travel to the Island.
What part of the word torture don’t you understand Messrs Abbott and Shorten?
Posted by John, March 9th, 2015 - under Refugees, Torture, United Nations.
Tags: Asylum seekers
Comments: 4
Now that the UN has declared that Australia is torturing asylum seeker children, isn’t it time the Australian Federal Police investigated which provisions of the Crimes Act Prime Minister Tony Abbott and his 2 Immigration Minister accomplices have potentially breached? Throw in the ALP leadership over the last few years and their Immigration Ministers and we have a perfectly unbiased investigation into the alleged torturers of refugee children. Jail the lot of them.
America’s torture chambers
Posted by John, December 14th, 2014 - under Torture.
Tags: CIA, George W Bush
Comments: 6
Nicole Colson in Socialist Worker US analyzes the Senate report documenting the use of torture by the CIA – and explains why none of those connected to it are likely to face justice. The Obama administration is fundamentally committed to the same project as the Bush administration – pursuing a failed “war on terror” and projecting U.S. power around the globe – so there will be no justice for those whose lives were destroyed by U.S. torturers.
Our terror and theirs
Posted by John, February 21st, 2009 - under Imperialism, Middle East, Terrorism, Torture, United States.
Tags: Afghanistan, Capitalism
Comments: 1
It has only taken seven years, but the International Commission of Jurists has finally realised that the “US ‘war on terror’ has eroded rights worldwide.” That has been one point among many the Left has been making for a long time. But the gloss the ICJ puts on it is unacceptable. It says that the […]