The Informer

28 Nov 2017

Protesting Manus, are we doing enough?

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mer, Protests have been mounting for weeks now around the treatment of refugees on Manus Island. These human rights violations have inspired people across Australia to take to the streets and protest, Charlotte Lynch, an activist who has been involved with the protest movement in Melbourne speaks to The Informer about how we can be more engaged.

This segment was on The Informer on JOY 94.9 27th November 2017.

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