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Topic: Gillian Triggs
Anyone who wants to stand up for the humane treatment of asylum seekers must defend Gillian Triggs from horrific attacks from the Right. And <em>Crikey</em>'s writer-at-large has some ideas on just how to do it.

Rundle: defence of refugees begins at Gillian Triggs

Australia

Feb 18, 2015

65

Will children in detention still get a Royal Commission? ... Panic at The Oz, but not Business Spectator ... the protest that wasn't a protest ...

Tips and rumours

crikey15

Feb 16, 2015

The Australian Human Rights Commission report into the effects of keeping children in immigration detention has prompted a swift and furious response -- against AHRC president Gillian Triggs.

Media briefs: Triggs under fire … Formula 1 stall … Quilty pleads …

Media

Feb 13, 2015

Is <em>The Australian</em> out to get the Human Rights Commission's president because she's about to embarrass the government? The <em>Oz</em> 's editor doesn't think so, report <b>Mahalia Dobson</b> and <b>Myriam Robin</b>.

A politically motivated campaign against Gillian Triggs?

Journalism

Jan 16, 2015

34

The Australian government is increasingly turning to secretive "screening out" procedures to return asylum seekers to their countries of origin. But if they say the right words, boat people can receive proper process.

Screened-out asylum seekers sent straight home without info, review

Federal

Apr 24, 2013

14

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