333 resultados para Women refugees -- Abuse of -- Australia
Resumo:
Review of: In the Shadow of Gallipoli: the hidden history of Australia in World War I, by Robert Bollard. (Sydney: New South Wales, 2013)
Broken narratives: reflections on the history of Australia's Asian connections, 1880s to the present
Resumo:
Across the 1990s, Indonesian writers used the short story genre to represent human rights abuses in Indonesia.These rights included freedom of speech, right to life and right to assembly. The short story had great impact, depicting dramatically both perpetrators and victims, and exposing the social, economic and political conditions which bred such abuses.