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TJP Submissions to Joint Standing Committee on Migration
TJP recently provided submissions to The Joint Standing Committee on Migration's inquiry into immigration detention.

A summary and copy of the joint submission with the Law Institute of Victoria and Liberty Victoria regarding s.501 of the Migration Act can be found here.

TJP also made a supplementary submission in support of a more humane manner for dealing with Asylum Seekers when there are difficulties in proving identity or questions regarding security risks. This submission can be found here.

Jessie Taylor, Julian Burnside QC and Kurt EsserJessie Taylor, Julian Burnside QC and Kurt Esser

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Welcome to the Justice Project

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"The ability to understand ... the ability to put yourself in somebody else's shoes .. that's human rights."

It seems so simple.
It is not a difficult, nor a new idea.
We want every Australian to recognise with our heads what we know in our hearts.

We want to restore the Australian tradition of "a fair go" to every aspect of Australian public life ... this means proper protection of human rights.

Every Australian would be appalled for a loved one to be locked away indefinitely in a remote and isolated environment - for no reason other than wanting freedom, or even life. Why can't we recognise this is just what we are doing to others who are fleeing the tyranny or war in their own, undoubtedly beloved, country.

Click on picture of Julian Burnside (above) to see what he says about Dr Haneef and "a fair go".

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Click on pic above to read more about a Charter of Human Rights for Australia

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Click on pic above for trailer of new movie

See our Newsletter No 2 for more information

The Justice Project proudly sponsored the world premiere of "We Will be Remembered for This", a film about Australia's treatment of asylum seekers in recent years.

View the flyer here

Contact us to purchase or borrow a copy of the DVD.

 
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