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Framed is the official journal of JusticeAction Australia. Printed and circulated free to every jail within NSW and subscribed to by most jails and some of the best legal minds in Australia.
Subscription details can be found here; whilst for further information regarding issues prior to Oct '95, please contact JusticeAction.
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Current Issue:
Nº 46 |
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April 2004
"If you think something’s wrong, you’ve got a right, even a duty, to complain about it. That’s an elementary principle of any human society worthy of the name. Prisoners don’t lose this right – and this duty – just because they’re prisoners"
"NSW TAFE agreed to facilitate a formal Mentoring in the Community training course for ex-prisoner mentors and concerned community members, which focused on mentoring, ethics & values, and personal communication skills. Sessions were held on Monday nights at JA"
"Thomas (TJ) Hickey, an Aboriginal youth aged just 17, died on 15 February after events the day before in Waterloo, near the largely Aboriginal Sydney suburb of Redfern after being chased by Police".
"The only so called program that is currently operating in the HRMU (High Risk Management Unit) is not designed to help inmates try to get REHABILITATION, but has been designed purposely to ensure that inmates do not move forward to better themselves, and effectively end up staying in segregation for as long as possible and in most cases for years"
"In March 2003, as a massive campaign was in progress to stop the Coalition of the Killing invading Iraq, Dave Burgess joined Will Saunders to write the words “No War” on the highest sail of the Sydney Opera House. They have both been charged $151,000 for the clean up and sentenced to 9 months of weekend detention – Will at Silverwater and Dave at Tomago". Read their stories.
Read more in this issue...
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Issue:
#45: Oct '03
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Framed is proud to be at the cutting edge of human concerns. Our position is always uncomfortable, as are those whose interests we express. And the array of fundamental attacks on our community is staggering.
The heart of the matter is the attack on communication - "interchange of thoughts" - protected by the Constitution and fundamental to democracy and legitimacy of power.
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Issue:
#44: May '03
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The looming Police State Greater powers to police and ASIO - If we allow these acts of terror to erode away the (very limited) freedoms and rights that have been hard won through the struggle of the oppressed, then Osama and Co have won..
Co-ordinator's Report An overview of some the challenges we tackled through 2002. The raft of bad changes to NSW law are reviewed. The 10th ICOPA Conference was held recently in Nigeria.
Michael Kelly - at the Ministers pleasure.
Sentenced for Life - Margaret Pereira came out of prison 12 years ago.
It had to happen - Transgender women in NSW prisons;
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Issue:
#43: Jan '03 |
Bathurst: Back to the Seventies - the air is thick with violence... Coordinators report: Kerry Nettle, DCS Noha, and more. Terry Falconer: killed in... custody. Women in Prison Conference '02: The International conference held in QLD over Nov '01. Costa, Klok, Woodham and more.
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Issue:
#42: Feb '02
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Bathurst: Back to the Seventies - the air is thick with violence... Coordinators report: Kerry Nettle, DCS Noha, and more. Terry Falconer: killed in... custody. Women in Prison Conference '02: The International conference held in QLD over Nov '01. Costa, Klok, Woodham and more.
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Issue:
#41 - Oct '01
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The War on Drugs
- destroying our communities! APU - reform long overdue. Our Coordinators Report - the news is bad. Green light to Blue Murders - more on this growing campaign.
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Issue:
#40 - July '01
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An overview of 40 issues
- and those behind the effort. We also take a hard look at Goulburn Jail where reform is long overdue.
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Issue:
#39 - Dec '00
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The campaign against the construction of the new womens jail proposed for Windsor, and the new laws surrounding DNA testing.
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Issue:
#38 - June '00
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JusticeAction has been on the move - a round up.
The case for CARE; a look at the Kariong Juvenile Detention Centre, and behind the Banana Curtain.
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Issue:
#37 - June '99
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The Prison Expansion - "Parra" reopens.
Also Heather Osland, the "Right to Appeal" and Legal Centres take on the Prison Industry.
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Issue:
#36 - Oct '98
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Policing and the Olympics.
Also the Prisoner Vote, the Special Branch and a Black Deaths update.
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Issue:
#35 - Oct '01
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Zero Tolerance - NSW; the Police Sate 2000
by Victoria Sentas. Also Capsicum Spay and Violence in NSW jails.
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Issue:
#34 - Dec '97
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Come Hell or High Water
- The Metroploitian Remand and Reception Centre
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Issue:
#33 - May '97
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World rejects Punishment:
the ICOPA IX Conference Report from Toronto, Canada with news of the next in Lagos, Nigeria
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Plus: |
Issue #32 Jan '97:
Life in a Female Prison
Issue #31 Oct '96:
Budget to fill Jails
Issue #30 June '96:
Framed banned, Commissioner resigns
Issue #29 Feb '96:
Don't rest on your Lauers
Issue #28 Oct '95:
Are you being framed?
Our archives go back to Issue #1. If you require back copies, let us know via email, and we'll get a copy out to you.
Contributions of material - suggestions, letters to the editor, photos and graphics, relevant print and media reviews, and any queries are welcome. We encourage reprinting, on the provision of credit being made to Framed, and a copy sent to the Editor.
Inexpensive mail subscriptions support the free distribution to all prisons in New South Wales. We periodically include an extensive paralegal directory; a helpful resource for defendants, prisoners and legal professionals.
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