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Waging war on illegal substances has failed, now Labour should lead the way in calling for the removal of charges for possession, says journalist and author Antony Loewenstein → Read More
Experts condemn move to aerial surveillance as an abrogation of ‘responsibility to save lives’ → Read More
The mainstreaming of hate has become routine, in both the media and politics. → Read More
And that rush is a direct result of Trump’s pressure on the Afghan government to open up the country to foreign corporations. → Read More
Over more than half a century of occupation, Israel has mastered the arts of monitoring and surveilling millions of Palestinians in the West Bank, Gaza, and Israel itself. Israel is now packaging and selling this knowledge to governments that admire the country’s ability to suppress and manage resistance. Israel’s occupation has thus gone global. The Israeli Defense Ministry releases barely any… → Read More
In an age of refugee demonization, Australia was well ahead of the curve. → Read More
Local lawyers are fighting to hold the Philippine government accountable. To win, they need international human rights groups to give them more help. → Read More
I investigated in Afghanistan, Haiti and PNG. Too often I heard stories of western governments swooping in and dictating terms → Read More
Fifty years after the Arab-Israeli war, we look at how the conflict led to five decades of pain for Palestine, with no end in sight. → Read More
Many secular, Jewish Israelis hate Jerusalem and try to avoid coming - for them, the comfortable bubble of Tel Aviv is preferable, where the occupation of Palestine is almost completely invisible. → Read More
Many secular, Jewish Israelis hate Jerusalem and try to avoid coming - for them, the comfortable bubble of Tel Aviv is preferable, where the occupation of Palestine is almost completely invisible. → Read More
The global defence industry is posting record profits as Europe rushes to deal with the refugee crisis, writes Antony Loewenstein → Read More
We took issue with Peter Dutton’s comments about refugees but the greater issue is public acceptance of abuses against asylum seekers on Nauru and Manus → Read More
Some activists celebrated Mike Baird’s trip to the West Bank as a victory for Palestinian recognition but there remains a lack of honesty in public discourse about Israel’s stranglehold on the Palestinian territories → Read More
The rise of Jeremy Corbyn in the UK and Bernie Sanders in the US shows that renewed passion for politics is still possible ... just not in Australia → Read More
Australia remains disconnected to more enlightened drug policies internationally. No major country, however, dares argue for the complete legalisation of all drugs → Read More
Poverty, political instability and weak institutions allowed South American cocaine cartels in, but with US and UN help the country is trying to fight back → Read More
Before its failed occupation of Afghanistan, the Soviet Union discovered that the country was rich in natural resources. In the 1980s, Soviet mining experts drafted maps and collected data that would lay dormant in the Afghan Geological Survey in Kabul until the rise of the Taliban. → Read More
Before its failed occupation of Afghanistan, the Soviet Union discovered that the country was rich in natural resources. In the 1980s, Soviet mining experts drafted maps and collected data that would lay dormant in the Afghan Geological Survey in Kabul until the rise of the Taliban. → Read More
BTS turns one and begins a project on what the future could look like. Join us to explore utopian horizons, examples of ‘better practice’, and new ways of researching and representing exploitation. → Read More