9/11 | Blak and Black

Lasting Echoes of the War on Terror: Consequences of Normalising Expanded Legislation on Constitutional Values

Democracy / Government / Human Rights / International Law / Law / Law Enforcement / Rule of Law / United Nations

Lasting Echoes of the War on Terror: Consequences of Normalising Expanded Legislation on Constitutional Values

Legislative instruments expanded since 9/11 represent a vast creep of restrictions on liberty, privacy and due process

March 26, 2025

Nemo Nisi Nomen

Australian Federal Police / Australian Labor Party / Corruption / Counter-terrorism laws / Democracy / Discrimination/Racism / Domestic Law / Former Commissioner / Fred Martens / Julian Moti / Justice / Law / Law Enforcement / Police / Rule of Law

Nemo Nisi Nomen

In Australia, I am nothing but a name, or nemo nisi nomen, is a term that can now be applied to our so-called liberties.

November 29, 2012

The War on Terror and democracy’s Faustian bargain

Accountability / Arc of instability / Asia-Pacific / ASIO / Australian Federal Police / Bill of Rights / Commonwealth Government / Corruption / Democracy / Government / Human Rights / Law Enforcement / RAMSI / Rule of Law / Shared humanity / Solomon Islands / Terrorism / West Papua

The War on Terror and democracy’s Faustian bargain

Since the events of 9/11 the Australian Government, has passed 54 pieces of ‘anti-terrorism’ legislation.

September 18, 2012