Kirstyn Lindsay - SBS Living Black Radio

WGAR News: Alec Doomadgee speaks on Tribal Law and the Constitution: Many First Nations people are calling for treaties: Kirstyn Lindsay, Living Black on SBS Radio

WGAR - Working Group for Aboriginal Rights - Australia — Sun, 06 Sep 2015 03:25:44 +0000

Newsletter date: 7 September 2015; last updated 8:10pm AEST 9 September 2015

Contents:

* Audio Interview: Kirstyn Lindsay, SBS Living Black Radio: Alec Doomadgee speaks on Tribal Law and the Constitution: Many First Nations people are calling for treaties to be signed before the referendum for Constitutional Recognition.

Geography:

Australia

Canberra

Keywords:

Sovereign Embassy - Tent Embassy meetings - November 2015 - Moving to Governance now by way of treaty

treaty

Treaties

Treaty(ies)

Respect and Listen compilation - Treaty

Demand Our Treaty

Rosalie Kunoth-Monks Calls for First Nations People to Attend Summit in Alice Springs 11-13 September 2015

Kirstyn Lindsay - SBS Living Black Radio

Minelle Creed - SBS Living Black Radio

Cultural advocate Alec Doomadgee - SBS Living Black Radio

Michael Mansell - Aboriginal Lawyer Activist & Secretary - Aboriginal Provisional Goverment - SBS Living Black Radio

Alec Doomadgee speaks on Tribal Law and the Constitution

Many First Nations people are calling for treaties to be signed before the referendum for Constitutional Recognition

Constitutional Reform should have more options for First Nations peoples

APG - Aboriginal Provisional Government

Treaties with Aboriginal Sovereign Nations of Australia

Moving to Governance now by way of treaty

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

WGAR - Working Group for Aboriginal Rights - Australia — Wed, 26 Aug 2015 01:23:41 +0000

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