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#DroptheProsecutions Dear All,I hope this very different Easter has brought you many joys to accompany the curious challenges of this time. I sincerely hope that the meaning of Easter continues
The Guardian: Bernard Collaery and Witness K
The court case Australians are not allowed to know about: how national security is being used to bully citizens Richard Ackland In the Witness K case, a closed court is
This immoral act against a decent man diminishes all who pursue it
The Bristol Beaufighter was flying over the waters off the Netherlands on June 29, 1944, when it spotted two German mine sweepers and 11 smaller boats heading for port. The
Secrets, Spies and Trials
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BWdTPKnT7Lg&feature=emb_title National security vs the public’s right to know. “I feel we’re living in very dangerous times here in Australia…one day we’ll wake up and wonder how on earth we
Witness K and Collaery’s influence to be felt in Timor Leste
When Witness K’s case is next due in the ACT Magistrates Court on August 29, Prime Minister Scott Morrison will be on his way to mark 20 years since the
What Four Corners left out of the Witness K story
This week Four Corners aired an investigation into the now infamous prosecution of Australian lawyer Bernard Collaery and his former client, an Australian Secret Intelligence Service (ASIS) spy known as Witness K. Both
