Amnesty International - ATSI kids 24 times more likely to be imprisoned

WGAR News: NAAJA to challenge 'paperless arrest' laws in High Court: Minelle Creed, Living Black interview with Jonathon Hunyor on SBS Radio

Submitted by WGAR - Working ... on Wed, 26/08/2015 - 11:23am

Newsletter date: 26 August 2015

Contents:

* Take Action Online: Amnesty International Australia: Stop NT's paperless arrest laws from claiming more lives

* Audio: Ninah Kopel, The Wire: Paperless arrest laws to be challenged in High Court [featuring Julian Cleary, Indigenous Campaigner, Amnesty International & Thalia Anthony, Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Law, UTS]

Geography: 
Australia
Northern Territory
Keywords: 
NT paperless arrest laws
Ninah Kopel - The Wire
Julian Cleary - Indigenous Campaigner - Amnesty International - The Wire
Thalia Anthony - Senior Lecturer Faculty of Law UTS - The Wire
Paperless arrest laws to be challenged in High Court
Jonathan Hunyor - principal legal officer - NAAJA - SBS Living Black Radio
Minelle Creed - SBS Living Black Radio
NAAJA to challenge 'paperless arrest' laws in High Court
Take Action Online - Amnesty International Australia
Amnesty International Australia
Amnesty International Australia - Stop NT's paperless arrest laws from claiming more lives
Take Action Online - Stop NT's paperless arrest laws from claiming more lives
Cuts to Legal Aid in NT worry for Aboriginal people in remote communities
Tammy Solenec - Amnesty's Indigenous peoples rights manager
Michelle Lovegrove - SBS Living Black Radio
Kirstyn Lindsay - SBS Living Black Radio
Amnesty International - ATSI kids 24 times more likely to be imprisoned