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 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...

  marisa spoke to meriki from warriors of aboriginal resistance,about the black lives matter protests in naarm (melbourne )then marisa spoke to aunty  jeanelle < Friends of myall creek memorial national committee member,about the myall creek massacues and land rights 

we interviewed joseph pugliese  from the deathscapes projest about simalarites of the deaths in custody of george floyd and david dungay we the interviewed mitch from refugee action collective about a refugee denied art supplies in detention ,then we interview brett collins from justice action about george floyd and david dungay 

The doin time show interviewed Lex Wotton, Palm Island Leader, and Indigenous activist about racist and shameful media reporting in regards to a class action lawsuit against the police. Lex's traumatic history was also discussed. Marisa also interviewed Chris Breen from the Refugee action Collective about the plight of Refugees and Asylum seekers at the Mantra hotel, the erosion of the right to pr...

We interviewed Samantha Lee, Solicitor from Redfern Community Legal Centre about strip searches in Nsw, and the violation of human rights of young people in particular, and the targetting of vulnerable communities, such as First Nations people.  We also interviewed Tabitha Lean, First Nations activist and poet about her lived experience of prison. We had the great pleasure of Tabitha reading out s...

Marisa interviewed Lucy Honan from the Refugee Action Collective about the arrest of Rac activist Chris Breen, the right to protest, Covid-19 and also explored the demand of freeing the refugees and defend the right to protest. Marisa also interviewed Brett Collins from Justice Action about prisoners and Cronavirus. 

The doin time show interviewed Anthony Kelly from Fleington Kingsington community Legal Centre about increased police powers during the Coronavirus Pandemic. The interview focused on particular concerns rgarding the targetting of vulnerable communities. A website for reporting incidents about increased police powers was also discussed, as well as the human rights charter and the arrest of a Refuge...

Marisa speaks with Latoya Rule about the Aboriginal death in custody of her brother, Wayne "Fella" Morrison, and the coronial inquest to date. Also on today's show Tessa Theocharous, Victorian criminal defence lawyer, talks about Mr. Kennedy, brother of Aboriginal woman Veronica Nelson, who died in custody in January. The interview focuses on Mr. Kennedy's wrongful arrest, and time in custody, and...

The doin time show interviewed Apryl, who is the daughter of Yorta Yorta woman Tanya Day. We discussed the coronial inquest into the death of Yorta Yorta woman, Tanya Day, and the circumstances leading up to her death, including the behaviour of the Police and vline. Next we interviewed Carolyn Jackson daughter of Ray Jackson. She paid tribute to her Father's death and honoured his Life's work. Fi...

The doin time show spoke to Naomi Muophy, First nations Woman and advocate about Women in prison, focusing in particular on Aboriginal prisoners and lack of access to service, and also Coronavirus. We then spoke with Chris Breen from the Refugee Action Collective about a protest that was stopped because of increased police pers around theocial distancing measures. A discussion took place about the...

marisa  read articles about women in prison marisa and peter interviewed tabitha ,a first nations woman  about her lived experiance in prison 

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dave spoke of unions and gave a back ground then ali spoke of refugees rights

we spoke to  brett collins from justice action about mental health and prisons and then we spoke to anthony about the  imarc report , protest and activist rights

Professor Bronwyn Carlson, Indigenous Educator joined us on the show as a special guest and Indigenous contributor to discuss a new case study exploring the pertinent and misunderstood issue of missing and murdered Indigenous women in Australia and internationally as part of the Deathscapes project, www.deathscapes.org