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Thursday, April 13, 2006

Podcast online

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BFM's podcast of my interview on New Zealand and Guantanamao on Wednesday is online here .
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National Radio on Member's Bills

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National Radio this morning had a piece on Member's Bills and the increased role they are playing in the House this term . According to...

"An affront to justice"

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When the British government introduced its system of "control orders" allowing terrorist suspects to be subject to house arrest, c...

All the way to the Supreme Court

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The case of Christopher Taunoa and Others v Attorney General , which sparked the whole row over prisoner compensation and gave us the Priso...
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Nothing to do with us

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The Iraqi Interior Minister, Bayan Jabr, has denied that the death squads currently terrorising Iraq by disappearing, torturing, and killing...
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Wednesday, April 12, 2006

Still no military solution

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Two years ago, the Atlantic Monthly ran a "war game" to explore America's options in dealing with Iran . The depressing concl...
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Cleaning up the Order Paper

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Browsing the progress of legislation [PDF], I see that the government has finally taken some steps to clean up the order paper and dump old...

Must read

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Billmon: Mutually Assured Dementia
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Today they march, tomorrow they vote

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(Image stolen from the New York Times ) That's a scene from Washington DC yesterday, where tens of thousands of people assembled to p...
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They're shooting them over there

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Fourteen months ago, Nepal's King Gyanendra sacked his government and declared a state of emergency , suspending all basic human rights ...
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Kendall-Smith on trial

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Flight Lieutenant Malcolm Kendall-Smith has gone on trial on five charges of disobeying a lawful order. His chief defence - that the orde...
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Tuesday, April 11, 2006

Pushing for action on climate change

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In my last post on the Climate Change and Governance Conference, I quoted Business Council for Sustainable Development chairman Peter Neils...
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Advancing the agenda

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Tony Milne (formerly of I See Red ) has an interesting speech up on Scoop on the subject of “Renewal” - The role of Young Labour in a third ...
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Interview

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My post on New Zealand and Guantanamo seems to have attracted some attention (probably due to its being frontpaged on Scoop for the last d...
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A tie?

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Italy went to the polls over the last two days, and I've spent too much time this morning watching the results trickle in. And the outc...
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Three bloody years

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Three years ago yesterday, that statue of Saddam was toppled in Baghdad, marking the end of the invasion and the beginning of the occupatio...
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Success!

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I'm pleased to report that my pledgebank pledge to get people to lobby MPs demanding credible action on climate change and a cross-part...

Le CPE est mort

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Over the last month, millions of French students and young people have been protesting against the government's Contrat Premiere Embauch...
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Monday, April 10, 2006

Submit!

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The Local Government and Environment Committee is seeking submissions on Jeanette Fitzsimons' Resource Management (Climate Protection) ...
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Some "Labour" government

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For the past month, Correction Inmate Employment instructors belonging to the Corrections Association have been engaging in low-level indust...
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