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In mid-March, ICE started detaining immigrants in tent camps in the U.S. for the first time, built by a company once known for operating music festival facilities that is poised to make a fortune on Trump's deportation plans. propublica.org/article/trump-…

Read Sisters Inside Inc submission to the Queensland Government’s consultation into the Making Queensland Safer “Adult Crime, Adult Time” Amendment Bill. sistersinside.com.au/opposition-to-…

I am a regular donor to Sisters Inside and if anyone has the funds spare to help keep up the pressure on the qld govt, please do. Your donation is going directly to a grass roots organisation working directly with women and girls imprisoned by the colony. 💜

We will not accept a future where our children are discarded. We will not stop fighting for their freedom, their  futures, and their full humanity. This Bill is not about justice, fairness or equity. It is violence masquerading as reform. It is a political strategy  disguised as

“In whose interests? Divide and conquer is a violent tactic we have all experienced in prison by prison staff. Beware of those in the free world who align themselves with you but don’t hand power and their resources and who encourage you to destroy others who’ve been in a cage.

"The guy that I was talking to at the counter, the officer there … what I got off him was, who gives a f***, just another blackfella," Jimmie said. The distraught father said the police assumed Brenton had "just wandered off" and was "visiting friends". abc.net.au/news/2025-04-2…

We have released a NEW Terminology Guide centred around prison abolition We hope it will be useful in demystifying key concepts and building the movement. You can find the guide on our website: thenationalnetwork.com.au/abolition-reso… Happy organising! 🖤

We’re tracking this expansion of Queensland’s carceral system so we are better equipped to identify its fundamental violence, resist it and ultimately replace it with community-led responses that care for children and communities by addressing the root causes of marginalisation.

We’re sharing The Prison Industry by @worthrises with our partners & leaders across the country. This book breaks down how corporations profit from incarceration — and fuels the fight to dismantle that system. 📖 Grab a copy below! #FICPFM #EndThePrisonIndustry

The The National Network send our heartfelt condolences to the family, friends, and community of Linford Feick. ‘Linford Feick’s death is a tragedy, and our thoughts are with all those who loved and knew him. We acknowledge the pain and grief the community is feeling. This is a time for

The National Network condemns the SA govt new “get tough on so called drug crime” and rejects the government’s continued use of fear-based narratives to justify the expansion of carceral systems Press release here: thenationalnetwork.com.au/national-netwo… The Advertiser National Indigenous Times ABC Adelaide

Read the The National Network press release about SA’s new so called drug laws “Governments need to stop handing more power to the police—the biggest, most violent gang in this country,’ Debbie Kilroy #FreeHer

Aunty Debbie Kilroy #FreeHer said what she said!!!! QUOTE OF THE YEAR!!!! “Governments need to stop handing more power to the police—the biggest, most violent gang in this country”

10,123 Native American people were recorded as missing in 2022, though the real tally is probably higher. In recent years the crisis has expanded to affect men and boys, who now account for 46% of missing person cases. theguardian.com/world/ng-inter…

In an extremely rare interview, the former Deputy State Coroner, Evelyn Vicker — the original coroner to read Ms Wensley’s file — has said the details in it led her to form the view she did not die by suicide. “To me, it was an unlawful killing,” thewest.com.au/news/crime/tru…

You can read the The National Network new ‘Burn it Down’ blog post: ‘When advocacy becomes advertising: The empty celebrations of social sector workers’ on our website now! Head to : thenationalnetwork.com.au/when-advocacy-…

“This cycle of feel-good storytelling isn’t just about visibility — it’s about propping up the welfare industry. It helps keep money flowing to organisations that centre staff over service, optics over outcomes.“ Read Debbie Kilroy #FreeHer and my words on the The National Network website

"This legislation reeks of recycled policy from Queensland in the 80s, when the government sold the public a story about cracking down on organised crime,” said The National Network's Debbie Kilroy #FreeHer. “But in reality, all they did was sweep up people who use drugs, trapping them in the

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