Australia is continuing to expand its relationships with Israel’s defence sector, defying the UN’s International Court of Justice.
Kellie Tranter
KELLIE TRANTER is a lawyer, researcher, and human rights advocate. She tweets from @KellieTranter
AUSTRALIA’S COLLABORATION WITH ISRAEL’S GENOCIDE
FOI document releases show that behind the press releases and statements of concern, lie the facts of the Australian government’s knowing support for some of the gravest human rights crimes of the century.
ISRAEL’S AUSTRALIAN ‘HOSTAGES’
Hundreds of Australians’ family members holding valid Australian visas are being prevented from fleeing devastated Gaza – by the Israeli military, and the impotence of the Australian government.
WEAPONS EXPORTS IN AN AGE OF GENOCIDE
The recent photograph of a new Australian-made weapon in Israel in the hands of an Israeli soldier raises questions about the ongoing approval of weapons exports to the country.
FREE SPEECH ABOUT ISRAEL IS ON THE LINE
As Israel’s destructive war against Gaza continues, a complaint about a tweet of a prominent journalist will force a crucial test for Australia’s free speech, free press and democratic rights.
LESSONS FROM FIGHTING FOR ASSANGE FREEDOM
There are vital lessons and warnings that must be considered in the freeing of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange.
AUSTRALIA ‘GONE MISSING’ ON PREVENTING GENOCIDE
Newly declassified documents reveal how early and how much Australia knew of Israel’s genocide in Gaza after 7 October – and how it is failing to uphold its international obligations.
ASSANGE DEATH PENALTY ‘POSSIBLE’
If a genocide in Gaza doesn’t move the hearts and minds in Washington to act, then it’s not likely they give a toss about what happens to Julian Assange.
THE ASSANGE ‘DEATH PLOTS’
First the CIA, now the US Dept of Justice, could take actions that would see WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange dead.
JUDGING GENOCIDE
Australia’s reluctance from afar to recognise Israel’s genocide in Gaza is being challenged by the genocide case against Israel in the World Court