Email reçu de Barbara Glowczewski

[francedidgeridoo]

Je vous relaye l'appel de Barbara Glowczewski que je viens de recevoir de sa part à l'instant.

Pour rappel Barbara Glowczewski est Directrice de recherche au CNRS au Laboratoire d'Anthropologie Sociale, spécialiste entre autre des Aborigènes d'Australie.

Vous trouverez la pétition qu'elle m'a envoyer concernant le décés de Mulrinji (de Palm Island) causée par un Officier de Police.

En effet, toutes les charges ont été levées concernant le Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley alors que 2 mois auparavant l'autopsie avait révélé que l'Aborigène décédé avait eu 4 côtes cassées. Il parait selon la Police, qu'il serait tombé...

La pétition demande que le dossier soir réouvert et examiné en toutes impartialités.

Je vous laisse découvrir la pétition.

En passant une adresse à vsiter :

http://66.98.244.85/indigene-editions.fr/

[filou999]

mouarf ca continu à ce que je vois :3: :3: :3: :3:

malheureument ce genre d'abus n'existe pas qu'en australie, en france nous avons aussi nos lots d'abus (raquette de taxi etc........ et j'en passe et des meilleures).


Une seule question me vient à l'esprit: Mais que fait la POLICEEEEEEEEE?

[joelewombat]

seb peux tu mettre un lien dans sos aborigenes histoire d'avoir un dossier aussi complet que posible pour contrer les plausibles aurgumentation vaseuse du gouvernement australien sur le sort réservé aux "Natives" merci

[francedidgeridoo]

ok

[francedidgeridoo]

La violence contre les Aborigènes est quotidienne, y compris par la police.
En Australie jamais encore un policier n'a été arrêté pour cela. Y compris en cas de mort. En novembre 2006 une émeute a éclaté sur l'île Palm pour demander justice pour la mort en garde-à-vue d'un homme bien portant de 36 ans arrêté pour ivresse (Mulrinji Doomadgee), retrouvé moins d'une heure plus tard mort en cellule avec le foie scindé en 2 et 4 côtes cassées. Il y a un mois au terme de deux ans d'enquête la juge coronaire (Clements) déclarait le policier responsable de cette mort mais il y a deux jours la directrice de la procuration publique (Clare) a décidé de ne retenir aucune charge contre le Sergent Hurley.

Une pétition vient d'être mise en ligne pour tenter de remédier à cette situation scandaleuse qui fait la une en Australie.

http://www.ausanthrop.net/petition.php

Ci-dessous les liens Internet vers la presse australienne sur cette afffaire de Palm.

Information freely available from the Internet

1. Activists call for national day of protest
Townsville Bulletin 15 Dec 2006
ABORIGINAL activists have called for a national day of action to protest against the decision not to charge Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley.



4. Anger at custody death ruling
Sydney Morning Herald 14 Dec 2006
The Aboriginal community is outraged that a police officer will not be charged over the death in custody of a Palm Island man, with a senior figure describing it as "a day of shame for all Australians'' and the dead man's sister heartbroken.

5. Anger brews on riot island
Townsville Bulletin 15 Dec 2006
THE furious family of Palm Island death-in-custody victim Mulrunji last night said they had been "treated like animals" over a shock decision to clear the police officer accused of his death of any criminal charges.


6. Artists lured by wheels
The Age 15 Dec 2006
UNSCRUPULOUS art dealers are enticing elderly indigenous artists out of their communities to mass-produce artworks in exchange for "gifts" such as 4WD vehicles.

7. Bloody disgrace: saga is state's worst injustice
The Australian 15 Dec 2006
THE question giving most discomfort to the Queensland Government following the violent cell death of Mulrunji Doomadgee two years ago is a simple one.

8. Brough calls for review of Mulrunji death
ABC Online 15 Dec 2006
The Federal Government has called for an urgent independent review of the death in custody of an Aboriginal man on Palm Island in far north Queensland two years ago.

9. Brough seeks Mulrunji review
The Australian 15 Dec 2006
FEDERAL Indigenous Affairs minister Mal Brough today urged the Queensland Government to order an independent investigation into the death of an Aboriginal man on Palm Island two years ago.

10. 'Case should have gone to jury'
Courier Mail 14 Dec 2006
TOWNSVILLE MP Mike Reynolds has launched a stinging attack on the decision not to test the case against Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley before a jury.


17. Decision on Palm Island cop today
The Australian 14 Dec 2006
THE Queensland Director of Public Prosecutions is expected to announce today whether charges will be laid against a police officer for the 2004 death of a Palm Island man.

18. DPP labelled incompetent after Palm Is charges decision
ABC Online 15 Dec 2006
Lawyer and Aboriginal leader Noel Pearson has launched a scathing attack on Queensland's Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Leanne Clare.

19. Elsewhere in Australia
The Westender 15 Dec 2006
Article discusses the Queensland's Director of Public Prosecutions' decision not to charger over the Mulrinji death in custody, labelling it racist.

20. Enter here for $92.9 million
The Age 14 Dec 2006
The National Gallery of Australia was gripped by excitement yesterday when the Arts Minister, Senator Rod Kemp, announced funding of $92.9 million for building enhancements.

21. Extra NT cops sent to stop family fueds
The Australian 14 Dec 2006
VIOLENT brawling between warring families in Alice Springs has forced the Northern Territory Government to send additional police to the desert town.

22. Fall 'caused' Palm Island death
NEWS.com.au 14 Dec 2006
THE sister of a Palm Island man who died in custody says her heart felt it was being "ripped apart" after learning the police officer who caused his injuries will not be charged.

23. Family in despair as chance for justice slips away
The Australian 15 Dec 2006
MULRUNJI Doomadgee's family returned to the community in which he died last night, despondent that the policeman a coroner found responsible for his death would not be charged.



28. Indigenous leader not confident of charges over Palm Is death
ABC Online 14 Dec 2006
A Queensland Indigenous leader says he is not confident a police officer will be charged over a death in custody on Palm Island two years ago.

29. Indigenous leaders flag appeal against Mulrunji decision
ABC Online 14 Dec 2006
North Queensland Indigenous leaders say they will appeal against a decision not to charge a policeman over a death in custody on Palm Island two years ago.

30. Indigenous Palm Island residents angry at DPP decision
ABC PM 14 Dec 2006
Transcript of PM radio programme - There is fury among the Aboriginal people of Palm Island at the news that no one will face charges over a death in custody two years ago.



34. Labor's Left Wing Will Not Give Up Control of Indigenous Affairs Agenda
Brough, Mal. Canberra : Minister for Families, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs 14 Dec 2006
Media release - Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Mal Brough said today that Labor will be hard pressed to release the stranglehold that its left wing has had over Indigenous affairs policy over the last 30 years.


35. Macklin vows to end black poverty
The Australian 14 Dec 2006
IDEOLOGY is dead in Aboriginal affairs and Labor will design policy that "makes poverty history" for all families, black and white, said Opposition indigenous affairs spokeswoman Jenny Macklin yesterday.


36. Meeting offers support to raise weir
ABC Regional Online 15 Dec 2006
There has been unanimous support at a public meeting this week to raise the weir on the Barwon River at Walgett.


37. Mulrunji death officer faces new probe
The Australian 14 Dec 2006
THE Queensland Police Service will investigate the actions of an officer cleared of charges over the death in custody of a Palm Island man.


40. No charges for cell death officer
The Australian 15 Dec 2006
THE police officer found by a coroner to have been responsible for the violent death of an Aboriginal prisoner in a cell on Queensland's Palm Island two years ago will escape even disciplinary action.

41. No charges over Palm Is death in custody
ABC Online 14 Dec 2006
The Director of Public Prosecutions has announced that no charges will be laid against the police officer at the centre of a death in custody on Palm Island in far north Queensland.

42. No charges over death in police custody
The Australian 14 Dec 2006
A POLICE officer found by a coroner to have caused the injuries of a Palm Island man who died in custody would not be charged, the Queensland Director of Public Prosecutions said today.



44. Now it's unfinished business
Townsville Bulletin 15 Dec 2006
THE charter of the Department of Public Prosecutions is to assess the evidence of a case and determine if it is strong enough to support charges being tested in court. They are, in theory at least, obliged to look at a case dispassionately and are not permitted to be swayed by politics or emotion.

45. Officer to escape Palm Is death charges: community leader
ABC Online 14 Dec 2006
A community leader on Palm Island says the Queensland Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has advised him that charges will not be laid against the policeman deemed responsible for a death in custody.

46. Officer unsure of career future
Courier Mail 14 Dec 2006
SENIOR-sergeant Chris Hurley might have been vindicated over the death of Palm Island's Mulrunji but he was yet to decide his future as a police officer, his lawyer said yesterday.

47. Palm in disbelief
Townsville Bulletin 15 Dec 2006
TWO women - one a widow and one a sister - were united in grief when Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley was declared an innocent man.

48. Palm Is community angered by decision not to charge over death in ...
ABC 7.30 Report 14 Dec 2006
Transcript of 7.30 Report television programme - Palm Is community angered by decision not to charge over death in custody

49. Palm Island remains calm
The Australian 14 Dec 2006
ALL was calm on Palm Island despite news a police officer blamed over the death in custody of a local man had escaped prosecution.

50. Palm Islanders call for Royal Commission into death in custody
ABC AM 15 Dec 2006
Transcript of AM radio programme - Aboriginal leaders on Palm Island are calling for a Royal Commission, after a decision that no one will face charges over a death in custody there two years ago.

51. Palm seething after acquittal
Courier Mail 14 Dec 2006
PALM Island, population 3500, is again at flashpoint.

52. Police on alert after Mulrunji
The West Australian 14 Dec 2006
Extra police are on standby to quell potential violence on Palm Island after Queensland's chief prosecutor decided not to lay charges against a policeman blamed over a death in custody.


53. Police Union 'not surprised'
Courier Mail 14 Dec 2006
THE Queensland Police Union says it is not surprised that a policeman blamed over the death in custody of a Palm Island man has been cleared.

54. Premier appeals for calm after Mulrunji decision
ABC Online 14 Dec 2006
Queensland Premier Peter Beattie has urged the Palm Island community to accept the decision of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) not to charge the police officer at the centre of a death in custody.

55. Premier urges calm after Mulrungi decision
The Australian 14 Dec 2006
QUEENSLAND Premier Peter Beattie called for calm today in the wake of a decision not to charge a police officer over the death in custody of a Palm Island man.

56. Prisoner numbers jump 42pc in decade
ABC Online 14 Dec 2006
The latest figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics show the number of people imprisoned across the country has jumped by 42 per cent in the past 10 years.



58. Riot accused to seek separate trials
Courier Mail 14 Dec 2006
SEVERAL of the alleged Palm Island rioters yesterday indicated they would seek separate trials on charges of rioting or arson.


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[filou999]

les ergent hurley faut qu'il change de nom et qu'il adopte le nom de Judge Dread pourquoi? LA LOI C'EST MOI!!!!!!!!!!!

Sans blague , j'espere bien que d'autre cas se reveleront grace à ctte action(et il y en aura), car si une chose est bien scandaleuse, c'est bien celle-ci.

La police est là pour proteger le citoyen et non pour le maltraiter sous quelques forme que ce soit.

Le manque d'information est tellement evident à ce sujet que 'lon arrive à des abus.
Ca me rappel une affaire tres recente avec un supporter de l'OM (suis pas fan de foot hein), ou la bavure n'a jamais ete completement effacée, mais 'l'on a assister à un defilé de version aussi recherchées les unes que les autres.

Enfion je pense que les aborigènes ne sont pas les seuls dans ce cas là, j'ai deja fait les frais d'un control un peu musclé pour avoir dumé une cigarette roulée à une certaines epoque, reultat 4 heures au post , tout ca parceque le flic croyait que je m'etais roulé un petard devant ses yeux

Mais que fais la policeeeeeeeeeeeee (cf madagascar le dessin animé)

je vais la faire circuler cette petition parceque c'est intolerable des choses comme celles-ci!

[amélie]

on pourrait peut être en profiter pour répondre à Barbara Glowczewski pour savoir si l'autre pétition "SOS Aborigènes" est confirmée, non ? t'en penses quoi Seb ?
car apparement le doute plane ...

[francedidgeridoo]

Non pas de problème, ça a été confirmé par quelqu'un de l'Ambassade Aborigène à Camberra. Et puis, je lui en ai parlé aussi.