Doin Time

we spoke to uncle ian about    sovereignty    and we alsp spoke about rottnestland and the prison camp  in wa 

 Marisa interviewed Auntie Lizzie Garrett, Aborginal activist from Nsw, about Invasion Day being a day of mourning not celebration. Deaths in custody such as Tj Hickey was also discussed, as well as the legacy of Uncle Ray Jackson who passed away. Marisa then interviewed Izac, a treesitter currently still up the tre, in East Gippsland. An invitation was issued for people to join the anti logging c...

  Marisa interviewed Professor Eileen Bawldry Deputy Vice-Chancellor Equity Diversity and Inclusion and Professor of Criminology at Nsw Sydney,about the Royal Commission, people with disability and first nations people in the criminal justice system. The research of FIRST Nations Contributors was also highlighted. INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS WITH MENTAL AND COGNITIVE DISABILITIES Were discussed, in the...

Marisa interviewed Marie Younan, vision impaired author and Refugee about her book "A different Kind of Seeing, my Jouney ".https://scribepublications.com.au/Marisa then interviewed Anna Brown, Ceo of equality australia, about the LGBTQ+ Conversion Bill.

marisa  spoke to moz a refugee in the mantra hotel before and during the covid 19 pandemic  Moz spoke intensively about refugees plight in mantra and kangaroo point Then marisa read out some articles

 Marisa interviewed Anthony Kelly, from Flemington Kensington Community Legal Centre, about a report that has been delayed, in regards to making police more accountable, and having independent investigations. Marisa then interviewed Lucy Honan from the refugee Action Collective about an action reportback from Saturday, at the Mantra Hotel. Asylum seekers locked in the Mantra were also discussed, a...

 Marisa interviewed Max Costello from the Refugee Action Collective about a recent media release entitled:"Too much waste, too much cruelty: Refugee Advocates call for Dutton to be sacked".Marisa then inviewed Zelda from: make west papua safe, about an event coming up next week, about the violation of human rights of West Papuans.

    Marisa spoke to Lauren from flat out about policing family violence and the she spoke to chris  from the refugee action collective   about refugees and lgbitq

Marisa interviewed Samantha Lee from Redfern Community Legal Centre about increased police powers and the Pandemic, including Health measures and how to work within the framework to safely protest. In particular, there was a discussion about violence by police towards protestors and community members in Nsw. Marisa also interviewed Moz, an asylum seeker who is detained in a locked room at the Mant...

Marisa interviewed El Ray from Cuba, who is an asylum seeker about detention, and the importance of having mobile phones.

Marisa interviewed David Glan from the Refugee action Collective on some good news regarding the Migration Amendment (Prohibiting Items in Immigration Detention Facilities) Bill 2020, which would have given sweeping, unchecked powers to the Minister for Home Affairs to ban almost any item in detention, including mobile phones, and vastly expand the search and seizure powers of private security con...

   Marisa interviewed Paul Silva, nephew of David Dungay, a young Aboriginal man who died in custody, in Long Bay Jail. The right to protest during the Pandemic was also discussed. Marisa then interviewed Tiffany Overall from Youthlaw about Controversial proposed COVID detention powers Under the COVID Omnibus Bill, and how this impacts vulnerable communities and young people. They also discussed t...

Marisa interviewed Ian from the Refugee Action Coalition Sydney about the Migration Amendment (Prohibiting Items in Immigration Detention Facilities) Bill 2020 being debated in Parliament. Consequences of taking mobile phones from asylum seekers in detention were also discussed, as well as police powers, and the Pandecmic as it affects refugees and the right to protest. Marisa then interviewed Chr...

 Marisa interviewed Belinda Stevens, Aunty Tanya DAY'S daughter about the Inquest findings, and how police will not be prosecuted for Tanya's death. Systemic racism and the Coroner's Recomendations were also discussed. Marisa then interviewed Latoya Rule, sister ofWayne "Fella"Morson about Wayne's Inquest, the royal Commission into Aboriginal deaths in custody, the State Ombudsman's recent report,...

Marisa interviewed Michael Stanton, who is a lawyer and barrister, and he gave a reportback on an event hosted by Mals, entitled Protest and repression Of the law. Michael was a speaker at this online event, which is part of a series of pannels and organised trainings. (Please see previous radio show for further clarification.)Marisa then interviewed Felicity Gerry, a lawyer who's do excellent wor...

      Marisa interviewed Chris from the Refugee Action Collective about his speaking engagement at an upcoming event organised by Mals, entitled: Protest Repression And the Law. Chris spoke about a discussion panel that he will be attending, presented by Tom later this week as part of a series of "law week" events hosted by MALS. (Melbourne Activist Legal Supprt.) The tension between the right to...

 Marisa interviewed Dt Aboriginal warrior and actvist about the establishment of the Djab Wurrung Heritage Protection Embassy, and the campaign to protect sacred women's Country from the Victorian government's Western Highway Duplication project in the state's western districts. Marisa then spoke with Tabitha Lean, Aboriginal poet and activist about her lived experience of prison, the Pandemic and...

 Marisa interviewed Vickie Roach Aboriginal writer and activist, about her lived experience of prison, violations of human rights of the healthcare of women in prison, the overincarceration of Aboriginal women, and prisons within the context of the Pandemic.  Marisa then interviewed Ian from the Refugee Action Coalition in Nsw about refugees and the panemic, (link is external)breaches in coronavir...

Marisa interviewed Nicole Watson, daughter of First Nations Community leader and activist, Sam Watson. They discussed a beautiful mural of Sam Watson who passed away on 27 November last year, which has been painted at Bunyapa Park in Brisbane's West End. Marisa then interviewed Tabitha Lean, First nations academic and writer about her lived experience of prison, prison abolition and also her parti...

 Marisa interviewed Karen Fletcher lawyer and prison advocate from Vic. about the rights of people in prison, and the lack of best practice regarding the Coronavirus measures. The violations of human rights around lockdowns and solitary confinement were also discussed, as well as the vulnerability of children in prison, including the ongoing theme during the interview about Aboriginal and Tore str...

Marisa interviewed Moz, an asylum seeker and musician locked in the Mantra Hotel. Moz spoke about his transfer from Manus Island to the Mantra Hotel in Preston, and how he was affected by the repealing of the Medivac Bill. He and other asylum seekers are all ill, and are not getting the treatment they deserve. Moz also spoke about a guard at the Mantra, testing positive for Coronvirus, and the fea...

Marisa interviewed Meg Hill from the refugee Action Collective about the detention of Refugees in the mantra Hotel, in the context of public health, and releasing them into the community. Marisa also interviewed Tamar Hopkins former Principal Solicitor from Flemken. Marisa and Tamar discussed the hard lockdown of the 9 towers in Flemmington and North Melbourne, and the overpolicing and lack of pre...

  Marisa interviewed Tabitha, First Nations writer and activist, about her lived experience of prison, the Coronavirus and Abolition.  Marisa then spoke to Ronny activist and advocate from West Papua, about human rights violations in West Papua, and how Australia has contributed to this genocide.

 Marisa interviewed Aunty helen Aboriginal academic and Elder about her personal story around land,   nuclear testing, and her extensive work around International organising, Indigenous rights and building the movement to stop Aboriginal deaths in custody, in the context of colonisation and genocide.   Marisa then interviewed Latoya Rule, Aboriginal activist and academic  about her brother's incar...