Doin Time

Sam Watson was an Aboriginal Australia activist and socialist politician who passed away last year. This is a show in his memory.

the inside detention centres and the violation of human rights

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 Jac...

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 importan...

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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,...

Marisa interviewed Zahra, Masoumer and Hassan, three refugees from Juice for Refugees, on various visas that are far from permanent. All three face to face guests spoke about their hopes and dreams, coming by boat, and focused their energies on talking about some of the barriers, namely discussing National refugee rallies and reportback: speaking about Permanent visas, family REUNION and fair proc...

we spoke to chris breen from refugee action collective about a tamil family being deported  then spoke to sam watson about protest laws and we spoke to ali about  detentiiion centers 

We spoke to Lidia Thorpe about the Sacred Trees campaign, treaty and the Tanya Day Inquest which is happening this week and the next.  Then we spoke to Vicki sentas, Coauthor of the report Changing Strip search laws nsw Police. We spoke about best practice and how to make police accountable.

Marisa and Peter interviewed Tilly from the Refugee Action Collective Sydney, about the  Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton's move to repeal the Medivac Bill and restrict medical transfers from offshore to Australia. They talked about  this passing the Lower House, and also focused on a rally coming up in November, to coincide with the debate. Samantha Lee Lawyer, and (Head of Police Accountabilit...

we to ali about mita and children in detention then we spoke to DT about djab wurrung  embassy 

Marisa interviewed Aunty joanne and her neice Coutney, founders of Grandmothers against forced Removals in South Australia. Via conference Call, These strong Aboriginal leaders and warriors spoke about The Bringing them Home Report, Aboriginal child removal, Stolen Generation, and solutions to the overhauling of the Child protection system. A historical persperctive of Stolen Generation was given....

Marisa interviewed Brett Collins from Justice Action  about the broken Nsw youth justice system, which sees highly disadvantaged children and youths locked away in under-resourced facilities.  THE recent Riot at a prison in Nsw was discussed, and  highlights of systemic issues. Brett spoke about the position of Justice Action, which they will be bringing to the Minister. Next, Marisa interviewed C...

Peter speaks with DT, about the DJab Wurrung Embassy.

Marisa interviewed Ali, who is imprisoned in Adelaide Detention Centre. He spoke about a 23 year old man who eied tragically in the custody of Mita Detention Centre, Melbourne. Marisa then interviewed Anthony Kelly, Chief Executive Officer of Flemmington, Kensington Community Legal Centre, about the Royal Commission into mental health, and the submission that was prepared by the Police Accountabil...

Marisa interviewed Staci Piper Chairperson of the Victorian Naidoc Committee, and First Nations woman. She spoke about the Celebration of Naidoc, events coming Up, the awards, the Naidoc Ball, and the death in Custstody of Aunty Tanya Day. Marisa then interviewed Sam Watson, Aboriginal activist, about Naidoc the history, events in Queensland and the importance of children learning history

peter spoke to ali about being in detention in melbourne and australia then we spoke to vickie about aboriginal deaths in custody

Marisa played a precorded Interview with FirstNations musican and Stolen Generation Advocate Brian Morley. Brian talked about the importance of literacy for Aboriginal communities, and indeed for all peoples. He discussed Stolen generation as well, and he sang and played some of his wonderful music, live on Doin time, just with his guitar. Marisa then did a live broadcast with Ali, about World Ref...

Marisa interviewed Chris Breen from ther efugee action collective about Ali, an detainee of Mita, and a court case against Serco. Marisa also gave an update on Radiothon Donations.