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After Bondi: In grief, we must come together
Note: the following opinion piece was written by a member of the Australian Jewish community who was not present at the Bondi terrorist attack. She does not claim to represent the views of the victims, nor represent the whole Australian Jewish community. I didn’t reach for my phone as easily on Monday morning. Instead, I let my alarm ring out, dreading what might have transpired during my fitful night’s sleep.
The Green Hell - Right Now
Indonesia – a land of beautiful beaches, dense jungles and green mountains – is anything but paradise for the thousands of refugees trapped within its borders. Known among refugees as “The Green Hell,” it is a prison without walls, a place where beauty conceals a reality of despair.
Afghan sports star has a message for Cricket Australia: Cancel the match for Afghan women
On February 28, the Australian men’s cricket team is set to face Afghanistan at the ICC Champions Trophy in Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore. But many human rights activists are urging Cricket Australia to boycott this match, to take a stand against the Taliban’s erasure of Afghan women’s rights to work, education, basic medical care, and participation in public life.
Lore of the land: right fire, right Country, right time
Wominjeka. “Come with purpose. ” We stand together on a small plateau of compacted clay in a dry, stringybark forest near Dixons Creek, around 45 kilometres north-east of Melbourne. About 20 people gather near a smouldering fire beneath a sparse canopy of grey green leaves. Darren Wandin places some cherry ballart leaves in the fire.
History is watching – we must protect the right to protest and academic freedom - Right Now
Student protestors on the front line Across Australia, student protestors have been on the frontlines defending the right to peaceful protest, calling for a permanent ceasefire in Gaza and for universities to divest from arms manufacturers. Over 1200 Israelis and people of other nationalities were killed in the 7 October Hamas attack and 200 individuals taken hostage.
No charges result from bitterly fought anti-gay conversion laws. Is this failure or success?
Over two years since a controversial Victorian law criminalised practices that sought to alter a person’s sexuality or gender identity, only nine reports of suppression practices have been made and no criminal charges laid. Under the reforms, anyone found to have caused harm to somebody by engaging in conversion practices could face up to 10 years jail. The law passed during an emotionally charged 12-hour debate in February 2021. Its supporters and opponents remain bitterly divided.
Za’atari refugee camp - city of lost children
Za’atari refugee camp in northern Jordan is the temporary home for around 80,000 refugees, forced to flee the ongoing violence in Syria. Save the Children Australia’s head of campaigns, Tim Norton, shares what it was like to spend a day exploring the camp – now a vast city with a displaced population. The Za’atari refugee camp is huge. The scale hit me as I drove through the main streets, where I saw stocked shops, soccer grounds and teenagers having BMX bike races over jumps.
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