His week that was – Kevin HealySituation in occupied Western Sahara and the refugee camps in Algeria – Kamal Fadel (Polisario Front Representative of the Saharawi Arab Democratic Front in Australia and NZ)Dr Tim Anderson’s visit to Venezuela and comments on the situation in Russia and Ukraine.Upcoming elections in May in the Philippines and likely winner of Presidential race -  with human rights and trade union rights activist Peter Murphy.

Palestinian Australian Nasser Mashni (APAN Vice-President and 3CR presenter) takes a complaint to the Australian Human Rights Commissions accusing the Federal Government of breaching racism laws.Peace activist Kathy Kelly talks about the impact of US sanctions and theft of assets on the people of Afghanistan.The relentless push by the genetic engineering lobby in all aspects, including human lifeforms – Bob Phelps director of the GeneEthics network.Ignored by our government and mass media, human rights abuses continues unabated in West Papua – activist from West Papua now living in Australia Ronny Kareni.

His week that was – Kevin HealyFrance pushing for deep sea mining in the Pacific – journalist and researcher Nic MaclellanNew President, hopes for a new future in Chile – Journalist and author Fred FuentesMore reactions to the Amnesty International report re apartheid Israel – Bishop George Browning, President of APANPart 2 of the recent history of Central American country Honduras – Sasha Gillies-Lekakis, Activist and PHD candidate

His week that was – Kevin HealyEvents over the holiday break with Professor Emeritus Stuart ReesWill Rio Tinto finally be brought to account over the disastrous Panguna mine on Bougainville – Vikki John, 30 year activist working with Bougainvillians.Three months in the Middle East with Dr Tim AndersonVery successful BDS actions against Israel at the Sydney Festival – BDS convenor for Australia Peter SlezakPart 1 of recent history of Honduras with broadcaster and PHD candidate Sasha Gillies-Lekakis

His week that was – Kevin Healy, Part 3 in a series of book reviews focusing on Palestine and Palestinians – Mark Furlong from Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN). His review of A Life of Edward Said by Professor Timothy Brennan, Year review of GeneEthics Network – Bob Phelps, Executive Director,  Part 3 in a series of book reviews focusing on Palestine and Palestinians – Hugh Simpson from Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN). His review of Palestine: A Four Thousand Year History by Nur Masalha, Solomon Islands and the Pacific in 2021 – Nic Maclellan, journalist, researcher and author.

His week that was – Kevin Healy, Election results in Venezuela – Fred Fuentes, journalist, author and activist, Human genetic engineering – Bob Phelps, director of GeneEthics Network, Part 2 of the launch for the appeal for Palestinian women farmers devastated by blockade and bombing, Food Sovereignty in Palestine webinar – Nick Rose (Executive Director of SUSTAIN), Andrew Laidlaw (president of Global Gardens of Peace), Amy Tracy and Savannah Subski (founders, Just Food Collective), Rasha Tayeh (Nutritionist & Beit e'shai founder), Laurel Thomas (Free Palestine Melbourne), Nasser Mashni (APAN Vice-President and 3CR presenter)New worldwide push for deep-sea mining – Natalie Lowrey from the Deep Sea Mining Campaign,Further issues of concern for the people of the Philippines – human rights advocate Peter Murphy.

His Week That Was – Kevin Healy, Part 2 of Edward Said Memorial Lecture in Adelaide – Professor Noam Chomsky, Protests in Nevada, Germany and Holland – peace and anti-war activist Brian Terrell, Morrison's Australian way – Emeritus Professor Stuart Rees, Launch of appeal for Palestinian women farmers, Part 1 of Food Sovereignty in Palestine webinar – Nasser Mashni (APAN Vice-President and 3CR presenter), Ahmed Sourani (Co-founder, GUPAP), Seham Almusaddar (Environmental Engineer & Volunteer, GUPAP) & Nirmeen Yaser Al-Athamna (Northern Governance Coordinator of UWAF).

His week that was – Kevin Healy, Part 1 of Edward Said Memorial Lecture in Adelaide with Professor Noam Chomsky, Look back on the Glasgow COP26 talk fest – Journalist and researcher Nic Maclellan, More memories of the deeds and disasters brought about by Colin Powell – Peace and anti-war activist Kathy Kelly, The second in a series of book reviews focusing on Palestine and Palestinians – Claudia Hyles from Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN). Her review of The Beauty of Your Face by Sahar Mustafah.

His week that was – Kevin Healy The Park Hotel in Carlton, named by asylum seeker-activists as the death trap prison, with retired solicitor Max Costello (Refugee Action Collective). First in a series of book reviews focusing on Palestine and Palestinians. Jessica Morrison from Australia Palestine Advocacy Network (APAN). Her review of Dateline Jerusalem by John Lyons. The life and deeds of Colin Powell. Why millions around the world will not be celebrating his life. RMIT lecturer Binoy Kampmark explains why. Part two of the recent history of Mexico, with student, activist and broadcaster Sasha Gillies Lekakis. Labelling of Palestinian civil society and human rights activists as terrorists, with Rawan Arraf from the Australian Centre for International Justice.

His week that was – Kevin Healy Part 1 of recent history of Mexico – Journalist, student and activist Sasha Gillies-Lekakis Extradition of kidnapped Venezuelan diplomat to United States – Joe Montero – Australian Venezuela Support Group 2021 Walking Survey in Brunswick – Nancy Atkin - Brunswick Residents Network 40th Anniversary of the Medical Association for The Prevention of War – President Dr Sue Wareham Final two speakers at recent Zoom forum in response to AUKUS – Talei Mangioni and Scott Ludlam