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Australia waging a war on whistleblowers

Australia waging a war on whistleblowers
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Australia accused of waging a war on whistleblowers

Australia accused of waging a war on whistleblowers
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East timorKieran penderBernard collaeryRichard boyleDavid mcbrideDemocracy organisationAustralian defenceHuman rights law centreAustralian defence forceHuman rightsHadi marifat

Australian government considers compensation for Afghanistan war crime victims

Human rights and legal groups have stepped up their calls for a compensation plan in the wake of the Ben Roberts-Smith defamation ruling

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High-profile Australian soldier loses war crimes defamation case

The case pitted Ben Roberts-Smith, a towering war hero, against three Australian newspapers, and at times turned into a de facto war crimes trial.

United statesNew south walesAustralian capital territoryBen roberts smithRick rycroftNick mckenzieJohn blaxlandArthur mosesBen mckelveyDavid rolphJustice anthony besankoGeorge crossUniversity of sydneyDemocracy organizationOffice of the special investigatorAustralian defense

Serious action needed on Australian military culture but commanders may not be held accountable for years | Brereton report

The Brereton inquiry found âcredibleâ evidence to implicate 25 current or former ADF personnel in the alleged unlawful killing of 39 individuals and the cruel treatment of two others. The newly released reform plan confirms the chief of the ADF, Gen Angus Campbell, will consider whether there were failures in command accountability and, if so, what action is appropriate. But the document raises the prospect that such action could be delayed to avoid affecting the ongoing work of the Office of the Special Investigator (OSI) or the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions (CDPP) â the bodies that will prepare and consider briefs evidence for potential prosecution.

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