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Skip to main navigation Skip to content Skip to sidebar Please enable javascript to access the full functionality of this site news Stop the World:Arbitrary detention on the rise and freedom of press on the decline with Peter Greste and Kylie Moore-Gilbert Stop the World:Arbitrary detention on the rise and freedom of press on the decline with Peter Greste and Kylie Moore-Gilbert Today we have a double episode special on arbitrary detention and the decline of press freedoms, with two people...
Australia has an opportunity to improve its responses to foreign arbitrary detention by studying the extensive and permanent apparatus that the United States has developed. The Australian government last year established a special committee in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade to handle complex consular cases, which will cover those in which Australians are arbitrarily detained. But Australia can go further, with two steps.
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