Marisa
Doin Time
An open forum, presenting information and discussion around issues faced by prisoners in the criminal justice system and migration detention centres.
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Episodes
refugee rights and police accountability 22.01.2018
we interviewed ian from refugee action coalition about the restrictions on detainees regarding visits , we also interviewed sophie ellis about corina horvath"s assult by police and a current up date you can find more infomation on remedy
Invasion Day Special 15.01.2018
We speak about Invasion Day being a day of mourning. Topics include stolen generations, deaths in custody and land rights.
Aboriginal deaths in custody and racial profiling 08.01.2018
Doin Time interviewed Ken Canning from ISJA Sydney on the second anniversary of David Dungay aboriginal death in custody. Then we spoke with Kot from the Sudanese Association of Victoria about African youth.
Police brutality, refugee human rights and women in prison 11.12.2017
First we spoke with Jasmine Ali from Black Lives Matter about a solidarity event that is being planed on Sunday, in response to police brutality that happened at the the Milo Yiannopoulos event outside the Melbourne Pavilion on Monday 4th December which attracted white-nationalist street gangs such as the True Blue Crew, the neo-nazi Soldiers of Odin group and convicted racial vilifier Neil Erick...
Doin Time 04.12.2017
Doin Time 4-12-2017 On todays programme we interviewed Geraldine from the Refugee Action Collective about the Asylum Seeker rallies about the seige at Manus Island and the taking away of human rights. We also discussed the bad behaviour of the riot Police at the last rally, due to increased police powers in Victoria. Then we interview...
Doin Time 27.11.2017
Rupert Mann Author of the book Pentridge, Voices from the otherside & Ray Mooney a playwright and an Ex-Prisoner of Pentridge. We discussed Ruperts book and talked about the history of Pentridge Prison, & also talked about the people whom were in the book. We talked about Aboriginal issues and hangings at Pentridge Prison.
Doin Time 20.11.2017
This is a recording of a Refugee an Asylum seeker rally about Manis Island and violations of human rights.
Doin Time 13.11.2017
Part Two: Undercurrent Panel Disscussion looking at transformitive Justice. Anthony Kelly is executive officer from the Flemington Kensington community legal centre & Ada Comroy works with Male perpetrators and supports violence against women. Anthony Lekkas is a councilor with the Victorian AIDS Council.
Doin Time 06.11.2017
Doin Time 6-11-17 Organised by Undercurrent Victoria, Marisa aired the first half of a panel discussion from the Principles and frameworks for accountability. The speakers were: . Lauren Caulfield from the Police accountability project Flemington Kensington community legal centre. . Kirra Voller from Shut Youth Prisons. . Marisa Sposaro, broadcaster o...
Doin Time 30.10.2017
Doin' Time 30-10-17 This week we have commentary from political prisoner Mumia Abjumal from Prison Radio.
Doin Time 23.10.2017
Doin Time 23-10-17 Marrisa spoke with Ravi a Tamil asylum seeker promoting his book entiled "From hell to hell". She also spoke with Max Costello from the Refugee Action Collection, about the saftey of refugees from Naru & Manus Island & breeches of Human rights in work place Commonwealth law.
Doin Time 16.10.2017
Doin' Time 16-10-17 Marisa interviews Lisa Newman Deputy National President of the CPSU about workers rights & the Turnball Goverments decision to allow multi-national company SERCO to operate a Centrelink call centre, saying the move will put vunerable Australians at risk. SERCO runs private prisons & Australias immigration detention centres. Peter also int...
Shut down youth prisons and decide today 09.10.2017
Topics on this episode: Brett Collins of justice action talks about shut down youth prisons, then Robert from Cincinnati, USA speaks about his band decidetoday, june 11 and black lifes matter.
refugees and shut down youth prisons 02.10.2017
an interview with lucy from the refugee action collective and christine palmer an first nations elder talking about shutdown youth prisons protest in alice springs
racial profiling in victoria 25.09.2017
doctor vicki sentas talked about police accountability and racial profiling also vicky roach first nations activist spoke about another death in custody in tamworth
Doin Time -racial profiling and police powers 18.09.2017
racial profiling and police powers including new laws to ban masks at protests
let them stay snap action 11.09.2017
a recording of speakers at the Rally for Refugees - Bring Them Here! End Offshore Processing Bring the Refugees on Manus and Nauru to safety in Australia, and to put an end to offshore processing and mandatory detention.organised by the refugee action collective vic
Racism and the NT Intervention 04.09.2017
Jeff McMullen and Rosalie Kunoth Monks both talked about a statement that was launched at Melbourne University Law School on the 28th of August. Ten years of Federal Government's Intervention in the Northern Territory, illustrates the continuing discrimination, racism and lack of justice towards indigenous people. Concerned Australians organised this launch. Rosalie also spoke about her experienc...
Treaty and Refugees 28.08.2017
Our first guest aboriginal activist Lydia Thorpe discussed Treaty and how the Yarra and Darebin Councils voted to change the date of their citizen ceremonies from January 26.Our second guest Lucy Honan from the Refugee Action Collective discussed the Federal Government's latest move to strip refugees of income support.
Nauru,Manus Humanrights and Mumia Abu Jamal 21.08.2017
refugee advocate pamela curr speaks about the unfortunate death of an asylum seeker , then some radio commentaries from mumia abu jamal on prison radio
The lived experience of Prison, Peer Support and the recent Reintegration Puzzle Conference 14.08.2017
A conversation about the lived experience of the criminal justice system with Nick Cernigoi and Keith Hinde from the Red Cross and Claire Seppings (Crimal Justice Consultant and ChurchIll Fellow). We also spoke about the recent Reintegration Puzzle Conference, Nick's experience of overcoming challenges in prison and the work of Nick and Keith in the prison system, and the prison support program i...
Treaty the Constitution and Refugees 07.08.2017
In conversation with Lydia Thorpe about the Garma Festival, treaty and the unfinished business with Aboriginal people. We spoke to Lydia about the lack of consultation in regards to Aboriginal people forming treaties and the possible inclusion in the Constitution. Lydia spoke about the unfinished business, and that treaty needed to happen first. Interview with Ian from the Refugee Solidarity netwo...
How Can We Break the Bipartisan Support for Offshore Processing 31.07.2017
The Doin Time show recorded an event at the Victorian Trades Hall entitled: How Can We Break the Bipartisan Support for Offshore Processing? Hosted by Refugee Action Collective.
The tragic death of Elijah Doughty and Oppression of political prisoners 24.07.2017
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/4...
The lived experience of prison 17.07.2017
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. T...
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