I am forwarding this answer from Karen Crook to Graham Young because it bounced
for being too long.
Trudy
From: "Karen Crook" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: RE: [recoznet2] [fwd] ATSIC Media Release: Queensland: The Police
State?
Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2000 15:13:10 +1100
Graha
I am forwarding this answer from Karen Crook to Don Clarke to the list because
it bounced for being too long. This, despite me asking for extraneous stuff to
be cut from the bottom of messages. Bounced mail goes to my old address (I
haven't figured out how to change that yet) so this is a little o
I am forwarding this message since it bounced and got lost in the system. I hope
this is not to late for anyone able to help.
Trudy
Date: Sat, 18 Mar 2000 14:57:29 +1100
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] (by way of Sarah Peckham
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>)
Subject: Visit by Canadian Inuit S
Lees plans protest in Senate over mandatory sentencing
bill
Source: AAP | Published: Sunday March 26, 1:43 PM
The Australian Democrats would put a ban on government legislation in
the Senate unless the mandatory sentencing
bill was dealt with in the House of Representatives, leader Meg Lees
sai
Ian,
That is a very good idea. Mandatory jailing doesn't leave a place for
them to hide.
The Howard govt is trying to brazen it out by attacking the UN which
only underscores its lack of understanding of international and
diplomatic affairs. Whatever goodwill Australia built up over East Timor
w
ABC News
Sun, 26 Mar 2000 8:29 AEDT
Time to set record straight on
Aboriginal corporations:
minister
A former Uniting Church minister from the Northern
Territory says it is about time the Australian public
was made more aware of the results of a review of
Aboriginal corporations.
Jim Dowling sa
THE AGE
UN race committee 'biased' on sentencing
By BRENDAN NICHOLSON .
POLITICAL REPORTER
Sunday 26 March 2000
The Federal Government says there is no point in the United Nations race
relations
committee visiting Australia because it is clearly biased.
Late on Friday the UN Committee on th
GOVT RULES OUT INTERVENTION
From AAP
25mar00
The federal Government has firmly ruled out overriding mandatory
sentencing laws and says it's lodged a formal complaint with the
United Nations over its damning report on race relations in
Australia.
Federal Attorney-General Daryl
Williams
Original Message
Subject: Oh Dear, Our Colonial Cringe is Exposed...
Date: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 10:27:35 +0800
From: "Jim Duffield" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/25/pageone/pageone10.html
PAGE ONE
Sometimes it's not easy
This is *very* strong language for the UN!
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
The following list gives a summary of the final observations of CERD.
The
numbers in parenthesis refers to the paragraph numbers in the full
report.
(which is below the summary ch)
CONCLUDING OBSERVATIONS ON AUSTRAL
NT leader jeered over sentencing laws
Source: AAP | Published: Friday March 24, 11:15 AM
Northern Territory Chief Minister Denis Burke was berated by
demonstrators as he entered an attorneys-general
conference in Melbourne set to consider a motion condemning his
mandatory sentencing laws.
A ph
The only other minister who can look so benign while lying so
outrageously is Robert Hill. I think Howard's choice of Ruddock as the
man responsible for reconciliation illustrates very clearly what
Howard's real position on reconciliation is.
Trudy
The Sydney Morning Herald
Fewer Aborigines face
Original Message
Subject: LL:DDV: URGENT ACTION!! FRIDAY 24/3
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 13:08:21 +1100
From: Pauline Spencer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
URGENT URGENT URGENT
(Please urgently email this to your networks)
National Coalition Ag
one might like to point out (in the nicest possible
> way), this discrepancy in their use of damned lies (sorry, statistics).
>
> Sandy
>
> > Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
> > >
> > > Denis Burke has published a website in defence of mandatory sentencing
&
I wrong in thinking that the NT
> mandatory sentencing laws came into effect in March 1997? If
> that's right, what are the stats for before and after the laws
> changed? Someone might like to point out (in the nicest possible
> way), this discrepancy in their use of damned lies (so
Trudy and Rod Bray wrote:
>
> Denis Burke has published a website in defence of mandatory sentencing
> at:
>
> http://www.nt.gov.au/ministers/current_issues/mandatory_sentencing.shtml
>
> Trudy
>
I posted this URL (above) yesterday and I don't know if anyone g
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
MEDIA RELEASE
Jabiluka Ploughshares
released after 67 days jail
Ciaron O'Reilly and Treena Lenthall were taken into custody at 1 pm on
January 17 2000 to serve 67 days in prison for their disabling of
uranium
mining equipment at Jabiluka uranium mine in Kakadu Na
INSIGHT on SBS at 8:30 pm March 23, 2000 (tonight)
Belinda Hawkins examines the philosophies underpinning the strategies of
three contemporary indigenous leaders: Jacqui Katona, Geoff Clark and
Senator Aden Ridgeway.
Trudy
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UN continues to question mandatory sentencing
Source: AAP | Published: Thursday March 23, 5:03 AM
LONDON, March 22 - Mandatory sentencing legislation 'conflicted with the
norms of justice', the UN's main race
committee said today as it continued its examination of race relations
in Australia.
Letters to the editor - The Canberra Times
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news2/opinion/opinion1.shtml
The Sydney Morning Herald - Letters to the editor
Letters: Early critics of mandatory sentencing
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/23/text/letters.html
Trudy
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Denis Burke has published a website in defence of mandatory sentencing
at:
http://www.nt.gov.au/ministers/current_issues/mandatory_sentencing.shtml
Trudy
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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/default.asp
Do you
consider John
Howard to be
trustworthy?
Yes
No
Trudy
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National Aboriginal broadcast launched
From AAP
22mar00
2.15pm (AEDT) AUSTRALIA'S first national Aboriginal radio
broadcast will go to air tonight as Western Australia joins the
national indigenous radio service.
The broadcast will go out live from Broome, in the Kimberley
region, laun
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
This message has been sent from the national Aboriginal & Torres Strait
Islander tertiary education mailing list sponsored by the KooriNet
project at
the Koori Centre, University of Sydney.
KooriNet is pleased to announce its new Conference Listing service, at:
In the context of Graeme Campbell's involvement in the 'divide and
conquer' operations in WA as revealed in the Four Corners program, I
thought reposting his 'petition' would throw some new light in a dark
corner. Note especially his claim that "we stop pandering to the
machinations and greed
ly or to in any way question your motives, which I believe to be
> of the highest order .
>
> My apologies once again.
>
> Laurie.
>
> Laurie and Desley Forde [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> Trudy Bray wrote.......
>
> -Original Message-
> From: Trudy and R
World
9:34 am AEST March 22 2000
Mandatory laws worsen plight of Aborigines, UN tells Ruddock
AAP -- Levels of Aboriginal incarceration in the Northern Territory were
already unacceptably high and
mandatory sentencing had worsened the plight of indigenous people, an
Australian government
delega
The Canberra Times - Letters to the editor (including one by John Bond!)
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news2/opinion/opinion1.shtml
The Sydney Morning Herald - Letters to the editor
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/22/text/letters.html
Trudy
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Truth is a pa
The Sydney Morning Herald
What the Queen won't see
Date: 22/03/00
by Alan Ramsey
IT REMAINS a sad fact of life that many indigenous Australians face a
legacy of economic and social disadvantage. Others, particularly
from some rural areas, feel left behind: - The Queen, to a Sydney lunch,
Monday
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
Dept of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Policy & Development Press
Release
Old Island way recognised in new council system
March 17, 2000
The local council electors of Saibai Island in Torres Strait will be the
first Queenslanders to vote under a system tai
Laurie,
Laurie Forde wrote:
>
> Hi Rod,
> (snip)
>
> Thanks very much for keeping me informed and springing to my defence so
> rapidly the other day, Rod.
>
> I am sure that the nature of your early intervention got me back in" the
> circle".
Actually, Laurie, that had nothing to do with it.
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/21/html/cartoon.html
The truth and John Howard according to Wilcox.
Trudy
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media release media release
Tuesday, 21st March 2000
How is Australia celebrating the International Day for the Elimination
of
Racial Discrimination?
Today, the 21st March, Australia should be joining the world in
reaffirming
its commitment to the elimination of racial discriminat
[For anyone who missed it - it will be shown again at 1:00 pm today on
ABC TV ---T]
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
from the Jabiluka List:
For everyone who saw this excellent piece of investigative journalism,
it's
happening all over the country. The whole story with Kingstream is so
similar t
reconnet: reconciliation email network
Dear all:
The following message needs to be widely circulated and demands
responses to the relevant corridors of power.
Jonathan Barker
-Original Message-
From: Jim Downing <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date:
Racist remarks by police caught on video
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/21/text/national01.html
Business told to play part in reconciliation
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/21/text/national08.html
Trudy
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Laurie and I have agreed to disagree about methods but we have reached
common ground that we both can live with so Laurie will be rejoining us.
I hereby want to welcome Laurie back.
Trudy
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Is an appropriate 'welcome' being planned for Mr Burke by
Melburnians?
Trudy
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ABC News
Mon, 20 Mar 2000 7:07 CDT
LOCAL NEWS : Northern Territory
Burke tells counterparts to
"butt out"
The Northern Territory's Chief Minister and
Attorney-General, Denis Burke,
ABC News
Sun, 19 Mar 2000 12:35 AEDT
LOCAL NEWS : Coffs Harbour / Kempsey
Land returned to traditional
owners
The mid-north coast's Aboriginal community is
being handed back 100 hectares of land.
The property, known as Toms Gully, about 40
kilometres west of Kempsey, was bought by the
Indige
ABC News
Mon, 20 Mar 2000 7:38 AEDT
Stolen Generations lawyers
to make final submissions
Lawyers for two Northern Territory members of the
Stolen Generations are expected to make final
submissions to the Federal Court in Adelaide this
week.
Lorna Cubillo and Peter Gunner are suing the
Federal
I will try to address as many issues that have been brought up as
possible.
First of all, when Bruce was going to leave the list in limbo, there was
a yawning silence from all members. Some spoke up and wanted to keep it
going but noone except Paul and me stepped in to keep it going. Paul is
stil
-Attachments cannot be processed on the list so please remember: No
attachments.
-If subscribed to the Digest , please remember to change the subject
line to what is being discussed when 'replying' to a
message so that there are no 'Re: Recoznet2-L's' in the subject line,
please also remember to
The Sydney Morning Herald
Monday March 20, 2000
Dumb politics wins the day
by Marcia Langton
Pauline Hanson and her One Nation Party are partly to blame for
the controversial mandatory sentencing laws, writes Marcia Langton.
WE are witnessing, in the polarised debate about mandatory sentenci
Tim,
I'd like to draw your attention to the fact that they are not just my
reasons. There are others on this list who have no trouble with the
rules and expect them to be followed. They were there from the
beginning.
I think to ban flaming is the least we can ask from each other and as
for who de
I didn't see a personal attack, Karen.
Jack painted a scenario because you left everyone wondering. You haven't
been exactly honest with us, have you?
You have defended the police without telling us you weren't a
disinterested bystander. You have refused to acknowledge that the police
sometimes vi
e-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Trudy and Rod Bray
> Sent: Sunday, 19 March 2000 5:25 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [recoznet2] [fwd] ATSIC Media Release: Queensland: The
> Police State?
>
> So you just gave the police side
Just a reminder to cut the extraneous bits off any message that you
answer please! We don't want to fill the archives with endless repeats
when the space could be better utilised. I will try to remember also!
;-)
Trudy
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are corrupt you know!
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Trudy and Rod Bray
> Sent: Sunday, 19 March 2000 4:06 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [recoznet2] [fwd] ATSIC Media Release: Queensland: The
> P
To which 'both sides' are you referring?
Karen Crook wrote:
>
> I also come from a police family so my experience has been seen from both
> sides.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Trudy and Rod Bra
Thank you for confirming my suspicions. It explains a lot.
Karen Crook wrote:
>
> Yes
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Trudy and Rod Bray
> Sent: Sunday, 19 March 2000 12:06 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
&
Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Trudy and Rod Bray
> Sent: Saturday, 18 March 2000 5:36 PM
> To: RecOzNet2
> Subject: [recoznet2] [fwd] ATSIC Media Release: Queensland: The Police
> State?
>
> Forwarded fr
No, Susanne, that is what made me decide to contact Laurie. It was her
expressed intention to use personal attack (rather than attack a point
of view) as a way to further the cause of Indigenous Australians and her
intention to do so on the list whenever she felt justified that made me
decide to r
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/18/html/cartoon.html
I hope they prove this cartoon wrong but I'm not holding
my breath!
Trudy
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I had hoped not to have to enforce the rules quite so quickly but after
some discussion with Laurie off-list, and her avowal not to stop
attacking anyone she perceives as a racist, I have removed her from
Recoznet2.
I take no pleasure in doing this but I don't want the list to degenerate
into na
ABC News
Sat, 18 Mar 2000 10:38 AEDT
ATSIC says mandatory
sentencing killing
reconciliation
The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander
Commission's (ATSIC) southern zone
commissioner for the Northern Territory, says the
Federal Government's approach to mandatory
sentencing is killing the reconcil
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
Friday 17/3/00 : ATSIC Media Release
Protecting children from the foolishness of adults
News that there won't be any government support for a private member's
bill
exempting children from the Northern Territory's mandatory sentencing
regime
is a cause for despair
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
ATSIC Media Release: Queensland: The Police State?
ATSIC has joined civil liberties groups and Queensland's Anti
Discrimination
Commissioner in warning of a massive increase in arbitrary and
unappealable
police powers, including controversial new "move on" provi
ABC News
Fri, 17 Mar 2000 17:34 AEDT
Ruddock asked not to wear
Amnesty's badge of honour
Amnesty International has publicly asked
Immigration Minister Philip Ruddock to remove his
membership badge during ministerial duties.
The human rights organisation has accused Mr
Ruddock of bringing Amnesty
Original Message
Subject: Urgent Attention - CERD Submissions
Date: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 16:23:19 -0800 (PST)
From: ffionnan brooke-watson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Dear Friends,
Reminder
Press Conference and Launch
Monday 20th March '00
11:30am
Parliament House - at the Mos
The Sydney Morning Herald
Liberals have lost their conscience
Date: 18/03/00
Late last year Amnesty International wrote to Philip Ruddock, the
Minister for Immigration, and asked that he no longer wear his AI
lapel badge when speaking in his capacity as Federal minister.
The private letter cite
Letters: Clever politics or pandering to prejudice?
Date: 18/03/00
The inability of the national political process to achieve
reconciliation with indigenous Australians and to terminate mandatory
sentencing provides a disturbing insight into the practical operation
of the simplistic notion that
But these sort of shows should really be taken with a grain of salt.
>
> Do we believe all movies because a lot of them have real life stuff? A lot
> of things get over-exaggerated.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of
tdunlop wrote:
>My only point was really to address the question of how we
> know we are right about something, but maybe that wasn't clear. To that
> extent Nelson's comments were interesting, even if they apparently duped
> people like me.
I wasn't implying you were duped. People who care
Hi Tim,
I searched high and low for that letter in the print edition and the online version
and it has not been
published. Maybe they will do so tomorrow for the weekend edition but if they don't, I
will contact the
Herald and ask about it.
Trudy
tdunlop wrote:
PS: Trudy: Have you come acr
ABC News
Thu, 16 Mar 2000 23:03 AEDT
Liberal rules out crossing
floor on sentencing
A key Federal Liberal MP, Brendan Nelson, has
ruled out crossing the floor to overturn mandatory
sentencing laws for juveniles.
Brendan Nelson is one of several MPs who
strongly oppose mandatory sentencing, who
c
Funny, how people see things differently! ;-)
When I heard him say that last night, I thought it was a Howard inspired cop-out. This
is just the sort of
thing Howard would say to confuse the issue and misdirect the focus of what was really
being discussed.
IF, and it's a big 'if', politicians r
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/17/pageone/pageone2.html
Should the Prime Minister allow a conscience vote on mandatory
sentencing?
Trudy
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the SMH might cause some to rethink. You
know what they say about a drop of honey being better than a gallon of
gall. Graham Y
- Original Message -----
From:
Trudy
and Rod Bray
To: RecOzNet2
Sent: Friday, March 17, 2000 10:09
AM
Subject: [r
Bruce Baird MP
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Kerry Bartlett MP
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Christine Gallus MP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Petro Georgiou MP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Brendan Nelson MP [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Peter Nugent MP
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Christopher Pyne MP [EMAIL PRO
If anyone wants to send a white feather to the MPs and Senators who
misplaced their consciences when the crunch came but can't get any
physical white feathers, I have a jpeg of a white feather which can be
sent in an email.
Let me know if you want me to forward it. If you send it, make sure you
h
THE AGE
Howard damned on four fronts
By MICHAEL GORDON
Friday 17 March 2000
The Howard Government stands condemned for its blatant expediency,
hypocrisy,
inconsistency and cant on the issue of mandatory sentencing.
Expediency, because it is prepared to use the weight of numbers in its
party roo
The Sydney Morning Herald
Revealed: human rights whitewash
Date: 17/03/00
By MARK RILEY, Herald Correspondent in New York
Politically explosive findings that placed Australia in direct violation
of international human rights conventions were dumped from a
United Nations report on mandatory sent
life. Just people being silly and having crazy fun.
>
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Trudy and Rod Bray
> Sent: Wednesday, 15 March 2000 9:21 AM
> To: RecOzNet2
> Subject: [recoznet2] Funny but very scary!
>
>
The Sydney Morning Herald (print edition)
Small 'fill in' article:
Tent Embassy
The Federal Government has
admitted it plans to close the
Aboriginal Tent Embassy after
years of attempts to remove
the structure that for many
has become a symbol of the
indigenous struggle. Mr
Michael Anderson,
ABC News
Thur, 16 Mar 2000 11:46 CDT
LOCAL NEWS : Alice Springs
Historian claims federation
hurt Aborigines
A leading University of New South Wales
historian says Federation was a significant step
backwards for Aboriginal rights.
Bruce Scates says before 1900, many
Aborigines had the right
ABC News
Thu, 16 Mar 2000 10:37 AEDT
Govt gags Beazley's bill to
overturn mandatory
sentencing
The Federal Government has gagged debate on a
bill introduced by the Opposition leader Kim
Beazley to override mandatory sentencing laws for
juveniles.
The Government yesterday effectively shelved
deb
ABC News
Thu, 16 Mar 2000 9:41 AEDT
Bills flood parliament to
overturn mandatory
sentencing
Federal Labor leader Kim Beazley says he will
introduce his own mandatory sentencing bill,
identical to that passed yesterday by the Senate.
The Senate yesterday passed a bill put forward by
Greens Sena
The Sydney Morning Herald
Inside the Liberal defeat of liberals
Date: 16/03/00
By MIKE SECCOMBE
By the time yesterday's fractious special meeting of the Liberal and
National parties had ended, so had any prospect of Federal
Government action to override the Northern Territory's mandatory
sent
Coalition backbenchers abandon mandatory jailing bills
Source: AAP | Published: Wednesday March 15, 4:52 PM
Prime Minister John Howard derailed federal attempts to overturn
mandatory sentencing today when government backbenchers
agreed to abandon two legislative attacks on the Northern Territor
Senate passes mandatory sentencing bill
Source: AAP | Published: Wednesday March 15, 1:24 PM
The Senate has passed a bill overturning mandatory sentencing laws in
Western Australia and the Northern Territory.
But the bill, which would stop the jailing of children under the
controversial laws,
THE AGE
Laws 'flawed and morally wrong'
By MICHAEL GORDON
Wednesday 15 March 2000
The last time a Government MP proposed a private member's bill to
overturn a law of
the Northern Territory Parliament, he did so at the express invitation
of the Prime
Minister, Mr John Howard.
It was less than
Here's a letter to the editor at the SMH:
I've got a good idea. Let's make tax evasion in the Northern Territory
subject to mandatory sentencing and, just to make it interesting,
the Tax Office would audit everyone for the past 10 years. Same rules:
one transgression, 14 days' jail; three transgr
There was a brilliant example of polls and ignorance on last night's
Michael Moore's The Awful Truth:
(Paraphrased)
In a poll which asked if America should commence bombing
Sweden if current sanctions did not work, 22% of Americans
said 'yes'. (!)
Trudy
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Report reveals physical abuse of young detainees in NSW
centre
Source: AAP | Published: Tuesday March 14, 2:20 PM
A damning report into the causes of four riots at a NSW juvenile
detention centre last year has revealed a culture of
physical and verbal abuse of detainees by staff.
The report u
Fwd:
Issued today to Australian media from the International Secretariat of
Amnesty International:
News Service 048/00
AI INDEX: ASA 12/03/00
14 March 2000
Crunch time for children's human rights in Australia
As Australia's Senators debate mandatory d
Graham,
Here is an expanded list from one of this morning's articles:
"Moderate number cruncher Mr Christopher Pyne confirmed in a statement
that moderates would not support the Senate legislation.
Mr Pyne did not return calls yesterday, nor did other Liberal
dissidents. They include NSW member
Hi everyone,
I have asked this before but people just seem to forget or not care -
would you please not post in HTML to Recoznet2?
Some people's email systems can't handle it and for ease of
discussion, it is impossible to cut into to address specific points.
There is no need for HTML unless i
The Sydney Morning Herald
Editorial: Punishment on principle
Date: 14/03/2000
THE division within the Senate committee on mandatory sentencing is a
measure of how easily side issues can contaminate a question of
principle. The minority report by the two Liberal senators, Helen Coonan
and Marise
http://www.smh.com.au/news/0003/14/text/features7.html
Can we suffer this unjust law?
This is an edited extract from Senator Marise Payne's speech to Federal
Parliament yesterday.
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http://www.aph.gov.au/senate/committee/legcon_ctte/mandatory/index.htm
The full Senate Report on mandatory sentencing is available at the URL
above.
Trudy
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long. Please, everyone remember to remove the older parts of messages
that are not needed for clarity.
Trudy
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Karen,
I am sorry that you feel that I was attacking you. That wasn't my =
intentio
s ago stating that a recent poll showed a large majority (over 50%) of Australians
agreed with John Howard??
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Trudy and Rod Bray
Sent: Monday, 13 March 2000 9:56 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hello Heinz,
Thanks for explaining that. Apparently, the government started lobbying almost
immediately, just like they
did with Jabiluka, so it is difficult to know what is going on.
Unfortunately, I don't think any other UN body will be heeded by this government
either.
Trudy
[EMAIL PROTECT
A Well Founded
Fear of
Persecution
ABC TV: Monday, March 13,
8.30pm
Repeated: Tuesday, March 14,
1pm
MEN accused of no crime put in
jail, bound and gagged, verbally
abused, forcibly and repeatedly
injected.
This litany of alleged human rights
violations comes not from some
Third World d
ABC News
Mon, 13 Mar 2000 17:18 AEDT
Inquiry recommends
overturning of mandatory
sentencing laws
The Senate inquiry into mandatory sentencing has
recommmended the laws for juveniles in Western
Australia and the Northern Territory be overturned.
Committee chair Labor Senator Jim McKiernan,
says m
Fwd:
The following event may be of interestFeel free to pass this email
on.
An A4 flyer on the concert can be copied and distributed from the
Internet
link http://www.premiers.qld.gov.au/about/maq/flyer.jpg It looks great
on
coloured paper!
Harmony Day celebrated with world music
The unique
Forwarded from Christine Howes:
SUNDAY MARCH 19th - COME AND MARCH IN SYDNEY
St Patrick's Day is looming once again with a call to the Black Irish to
come out in force for Sydney's annual march through the city's streets.
Aaron Ross, one of the organisers, said the march was important because
Yes, Lance Kelly also left but he did not give his reasons.
Trudy
karyn fearnside wrote:
> Trudy,
> did Lance Kelly also leave, and if so did you find out what his reasons
> were?
> yes it is awful that Peter had to leave.
> karyn
> __
> Get Y
I wonder how much the government spent on lobbying the UNCHR for a tame
report? --- Trudy
UN provides Australia with mandatory sentencing advice
Source: AAP | Published: Monday March 13, 3:49 PM
The United Nations has reminded the Australian gove
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/news2/opinion/opinion3.shtml
Pryor's cartoon in the Canberra Times is at the URL above.
Trudy
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