No.669 - 10 March 2014
Timor’s Oil
The final piece in Timor’s struggle for independence remains elusive thanks to Australia’s bullying and greed when it comes to oil and gas, writes the Timor Sea Justice Campaign’s Tom Clarke.
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Editorial: Technology and Human Rights
Right Now puts technology under the microscope in February.
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No.668 – 10 March 2014
Shrinking horizons: the Internet and invisible bias
Steph Murphy asks whether technology is really expanding our horizons in her article on the internet, smart searching and confirmation bias.
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Blood in the water – the legal gymnastics behind the WA shark cull
Beatrice Paull investigates the legal loopholes in the case of the West Australian Government’s shark baiting and killing policy.
No.666 – 5 March 2014
Human Rights in the Media: February – Mid-Week Review
Conversations in the media around the Racial Discrimination Act and ABC reporting have both highlighted the need to examine rights and obligations in regard to accessing and publishing information, writes Pia White.
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