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Monthly Archives: February 2015
The Death Penalty – it is important we keep talking
Last week the JCU Amnesty International Action Group had a stall at the Market Day held as part of the JCU Orientation Week activities. I spent several hours there collecting signatures on a petition addressed to Indonesia’s President Jokowi asking … Continue reading
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Tagged Amnesty International Australia, Bryan Stevenson, death penalty, Ela Ghandhi, Mark Enders, Ronald Ryan
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Ela Ghandhi on simple living, non-violence and the death penalty
Ela Ghandhi, granddaughter of Mahatma Ghandhi was in Australia at the end of January to deliver the annual Gandhi Oration at the University of New South Wales. Ela Ghandhi is a former South African Parliamentarian who spent many years under … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Chan, death penalty, Ghandhi, Myuran Sukumaran, non-violence, simple living
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