The untold story of Sweden’s case against Assange
This article by John Pilger was first published in Counterpunch (2 May 2017). It deals with nature of the case prosecuted by Sweden against Julian…
This article by John Pilger was first published in Counterpunch (2 May 2017). It deals with nature of the case prosecuted by Sweden against Julian…
This article by Glenn Greenwald (The Intercept 19 May 2017) brings the good news that Sweden has dropped its questionable investigation of Julian Assange, over…
Contributed by Adam Carlton As the world moves well into the twenty first century, the level of extreme poverty and incidence of conflict and war…
Contributed by Ugly The head of the Catholic Church in Australia, Cardinal George Pell, is in deep trouble over alleged conspiracies, cover-ups and broken lives,…
Contributed from Victoria Chelsea Manning, the longest-serving whistleblower in US history, is set to be released from prison this week. The news has been…
Contributed by members of the Media Entertainment and Arts Alliance (MEAA) In some ways, we are living in a frightening time. Partly, because we are…
Vijay Prashad (AlterNet April 25, 2017) writes about the plight of political prisoners in Israeli prisons who are denied basic human rights, many of…
Contributed by Jim Hayes The furor around Yassmin Abdel-Magied’s “lest we forget (Manus, Nauru, Syria and Palestine) ANZAC Day Facebook post,
Contributed by Jim Hayes In the face of mounting pressure, the plan to curt tens of millions of dollars from community legal services funding has…
This article, which was first published in the latest issue of The Walkley Magazine, was sent to us by a journalist and member of the Media Entertainment…