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How can we, regular Australian people, watching this horror unfold on our televisions, help the Syrian people?
Aung San Suu Kyi is what I would describe as a living saint and fully deserving of that veneration.
Inhuman treatment of another person regardless of any attributes or affiliations is unacceptable.
Free at last - be welcome, stay long and keep strong
A policeman's job is to protect all citizens, even those he or she doesn't like. I'd have thought that a pretty basic concept.
This is just the tip of the iceberg of the human rights abuses that occur under Europe's nose.
Thanks for this - a great read and so important right now. Keep it coming :)
I bless the safety and security of my life and am horrified at the atrocities inflicted on the families in Syria.
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I am fully behind Amnesty's push for greater accountability for Syria and other repressive regimes.
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29 May 2012, 07:49PM