Doin Time

ALI talks about his time in detention and the human rights that have been violated  the brett colins justice action  talks about aboriginal deaths in custody and david dungay

WARNING: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander listeners  are warned that the following program may contain voices of deceased persons. this show is a special  of a first nation leader from queensland who passed  mr watson  was a regular guest on the doing time so and will be missed by 3cr and the doing time show  this show has recording of past interviews of sam he was a  strong leader

Marisa first Rob interviewed Cameron Lavery Principal Solicitor of Justice Connect, Homeless law sgvice Not about  the links  between homelessness and justice issues in Victoria's first ever Parliamentary Inquiry into Homelessness. The focus was onJustice Connect's Cameron Lavery and Samantha Sowerwine  providing evidence in the Parliamentary Inquiry into Homelessness, and incarceration.Uncle Jack charles, First Nations actor was then interviewed about his career, his new book, and Projects arising out of his own incarceration experiences. Finally, Elyta First Nations Transgender woman and activist was interviewed about Aboriginal deaths in custody, her work surrounding Transgender Remembrance Day, and her uncle Cecil was also discussed in regards to Stolen Generation issues. In particular, Elyta spoke about Veronica Baxter's death in custody, which happened whilst Elyta was incarcerated. She occupied the cell next to Veronica as she lay dying.

priscilla  from naaja  and sam watson about mr walkers death and press confence of miss day

we spoke to anthony from activist legal support  about the over use of police powers at imarc  , the we spoke to several refugees about  there experiances  from justice for refugees

peter spoke to ruth a west papuan activist in indonesia  that visits west papuan political prisoners  then then marisa from the doin time show read out a statement   jaan laaman wrote about tom manning we also talked to ali about a hunger strike in a detention centre and we layed some commentarys by mumia abu jamal

Marisa interviewed Brett Collins from Justice Action about mental health detainees, and deaths in cstody.Marisa then interviewed Sajda, peer advocacy worker from the Police accountability Project, from Flemken Community Legal centre, about racial profiling, overpolicing of climate campaigners. Finally, Marisa interviewed Anthony Kelly from Melbourne Activist Legal support about the above important resource. Anthony talked about the unfair bail conditions for climate change campaigners, the history of the violations of human rights of activists, and the important role that Melbourne Actfvist Legal support and legal observers have in collecting evidence and helping arrestees, so that human rights and civil liberties are upheld, as much as possible.

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Marisa did a whole show on interviewing these 3 special guests. They spoke about lack of medical care, and how some of their family are sick and cannot access medical care. They also spoke about Government polcicies pertaining to Refugees. The entire show  was about the stories of the Refugees, with a call out to the Australian Government to let the Refugees stay.

Marisa interviewed Carina Ford Immigration lawyer who gave an  update about the Tamil family. They also discussed briefly, some detramental consequences of detention  citing the Tamil family who are staying on Christmas Island currently.Peter spoke to Marianne Mackay First Nations activist from Western Australia, about the Aboriginal mother who was shot by police. Aboriginal deaths was discussed, particularly John Pat.Marisa also read out articles about the Sacred trees in Araat.