Doin Time

Elijah Doughty a 14 year old Aboriginal boy whom was hit by a man driving a ute in Kalgoorlie Western Australia and the blatant racism.  An article also was read about Gary Tyler political prisoner who was released from Angola in America after a severe miscarriage of justice.  Then some audio of Walter Bond animal liberation prisoner who is in Solitary Confinement.https://www.facebook.com/events/463681534000170/

Interview with Linda Fisk, founder of Seeds of Affinity and a Radio Seeds broadcaster about the Reintergration Puzzle conference also joined by Claire Seppings, Criminal Justice Consultant and Churchill Trust Fellow.Interview with John Dowd, President of Community Justice Coalition speaking about the NSW Government not accepting the free offer of online counselling for prisoners in their cells. Traumatised Prisoners affected are people who have committed domestic violence.Interview with Lucy Honan from the Refugee Action Collective. She spoke about an event called "How Can We Break the Bipartisan Support for Offshore Processing? which is hosted by the Refugee Action Collective (Victoria).

Independent investigation and Parliamentary Review on racial profiling.  Zenab and Anthony Kelly from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Center spoke about racial profiling of African communties by Victorian Police and a new inquiry on external oversight of police corruption and misconduct in Victoria.  The deadline for submission is in August.http://www.policeaccountability.org.au/

Vicky Roach, First Nations woman and Dylan Voller, First Nations teen talk about their experience  at the Rollback the Intervention  event in Alice Springs.Topics discussed: Dylan's experiences in Don Dale Detention Centre. Dylan's perspective on solutions to help teens both in Youth detention and also upon release. Dylan talked about bushmob, and how this helped him, as a young Aboriginal man. Finally, looking at the planning of a National Day of action to shut down youth prisons, and offer other solutions. Also Ken Canning from Indigenous Social Justice Association Sydney (ISJA) discussed  Aboriginal deaths in custody, with particular focus on Rebecca Maher, who died in police custody last year, horribly and all alone. An upcoming protest organised by ISJA Sydney with family approval to demand answers.Rally: Rebecca Maher Why did she die? One year no answers.19 July at 11:30–13:30Meet at North Hyde Park and march to Parliament sydney

For more info go to the Rollback The Intervention website.

In Conversation with Lydia Thorpe about the treatment of her people in regards to the lack of consultation about the constitution and the possible inclussion of aboriginal people. lydia discussed unfinished business and the lack of a treaty. we also spoke with ian from the refegugee solidarity network about asylum seekers and the so called US deal where asylum seekers that are in limbo and are being housed in apppalling conditions and about violations of human rights.