Issue 1, March 2009
Issue 1, Feature Article - Fractured lives: Seeking asylum in Australia by Linda Briskman
Linda Briskman holds the Dr Haruhisa Handa Chair in Human Rights Education at Curtin University in Perth. Her powerful essay argues that mandatory detention of asylum seekers in Australia is both flawed and inhumane. She supports her case with first person accounts of life in detention.
Editorial
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Contributors
- Rita Yazdani
- Alice White
- Peter Uhlenbruch
- Ian C. Smith
- Rijn Collins
- Vicki Ponsford
- Tricia Peak
- John Tomaino
- Liz Robinson
- Tim McMillan
- Bob Morrow
- Ray Liversidge
- Joanna Kozakiewicz
- Jakub Kozakiewicz
- jeltje
- Mark Hilton
- Natasha Hurst
- Kathryn Hamann
- Claire Gaskin
- Peter Finlay
- Robert Eales
- Dominic Eales
- John Egan
- Marietta Elliott-Kleerkoper
- Allen J. Davies
- Jean Cabon
- Michelle Cahill
- Anne M. Carson
- Angela Costi
- Linda Briskman
- Connie Barber
Journal Team
- Jordie Albiston
- Eddie Creaney
- Connie de Silva
- Owen C Eales
- Steven Goldate
- Sonia Pan
- Bruce Rankin
- Hema Wickramaarachchi
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