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  <p class="Heading-3"><span class="dg-dgen"><span class="dg-Regular">Professor Linda Briskman is the Dr Haruhisa Handa chair of human rights education at Curtin University. She received the award to deliver the Eileen Younghusband lecture in South Africa in July 2008, for her work on the People&#8217;s Inquiry into Detention. She is the author of two other books, </span><span class="dg-Italic">Social Work with Indigenous Communities</span><span class="dg-Regular"> and </span><span class="dg-Italic">The Black Grapevine</span><span class="dg-Regular">.</span></span></p>
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  <p class="Heading-3"><span class="dg-dgen"><span class="dg-Regular">Professor Linda Briskman is the Dr Haruhisa Handa chair of human rights education at Curtin University. She received the award to deliver the Eileen Younghusband lecture in South Africa in July 2008, for her work on the People&#8217;s Inquiry into Detention. She is the author of two other books, </span><span class="dg-Italic">Social Work with Indigenous Communities</span><span class="dg-Regular"> and </span><span class="dg-Italic">The Black Grapevine</span><span class="dg-Regular">.</span></span></p>
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  <p class="Body-text-first-para"><span class="dg-dgen">The Australian Council of Heads of Social Work is proud to be the auspicing body for the People&#8217;s Inquiry into Detention and to have worked collaboratively with so many passionate advocates who share deep concern about the policy of mandatory detention. The inquiry builds upon the relentless perseverance of the social work heads in protesting asylum seeker policies over a number of years. </span></p>
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  <p class="Body-Text"><span class="dg-dgen"><span class="Italic">Human Rights Overboard</span> is a stunning example of how social work, a profession of many facets, can contribute to changing public perceptions and to challenging harsh policies that violate core human rights tenets. We are proud that social work has taken a lead, as this endeavour illuminates the heart of social work which lies in its unswerving commitment to social justice and human rights. This commitment was enacted in many ways during the inquiry process, including the work of social work schools in facilitating hearings, in enabling students to undertake fieldwork placements and for providing support to those giving evidence. The inquiry process demonstrates how social work, despite its diversity of practice modes and organisational constraints, can garner the support of others to challenge human rights abuses.</span></p>
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  <p class="Quote-single-before-heading"><span class="dg-dgen">I participated in the boarding, attempted removal and actual forced removal of suspected illegal immigrant vessels to Indonesia. Nearly everyone I spoke to that was involved in these operations knew that what they were doing was wrong. These actions are ineffective in deterring boat people in coming to Australia and merely serve to harass, frighten and demoralise people who are already weak, vulnerable and desperate &#8230; The hard-hearted who speak loudly about the need for stern deterrent actions to solve this problem have not seen the faces of the boat people in their miserable conditions, imploring us for help. <span class="Footnote-Reference">115</span></span></p>
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  <p class="quote-single"><span class="dg-dgen">Because of the continuing amendments to the Migration Regulations, the interpretation of the <span class="dg-Roman">Migration Act</span> and the UN Convention on Refugees has been narrowed to such an extent that the Regulations became an absolute minefield for the case officers. I considered that it was becoming more convenient for the case officers who were junior officers in the department hierarchy to do what they thought senior management and the government wants them to do. Their power as independent administrative decision-makers was being eroded. </span></p>
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  <p class="quote-last-para"><span class="dg-dgen">The threats from the minister were not idle. Thirty-five of the RRT members whose terms expired in June 1997 applied for reappointment. Sixteen of them were not renewed &#8230; One non-renewed member &#8211; Mr John Gibson &#8211; had had a high set-aside rate<span class="dg-Superscript">175</span> of about 30 per cent. Mr Gibson had &#8216;no doubt&#8217; that the minister&#8217;s public statements about set-aside rates left adjudicators feeling &#8216;somewhat vulnerable&#8217;. In any event, during April 1997 &#8211; the month in which the Immigration Department conducted interviews for applicants for reappointment &#8211; the set-aside rate plummeted to 2.7 per cent.<span class="Footnote-Reference">176</span></span></p>
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  <p class="Body-text-first-para"><span class="dg-dgen"><span class="Bold-Italic-dg-Bold">Fiona Redding: </span><span class="dg-Italic">Over the last few years, I found myself becoming increasingly disturbed by the attitude of&nbsp;the government towards asylum-seekers, and the&nbsp;promotion of concepts like &#8216;being un-Australian&#8217;. The </span>Tampa<span class="dg-Italic">, the ensuing promotion of a &#8216;fear of invasion&#8217;, mandatory detention and the almost complete lack of any public debate really concerned me.&nbsp;When it was eventually&nbsp;found that&nbsp;an Australian </span>resident and an Australian&nbsp;citizen were detained and&nbsp;deported, it seemed&nbsp;that finally the situation was going to be appropriately addressed.</span></p>
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  <p class="Italic-Indent-nsb-nsa"><span class="dg-dgen">&nbsp;It soon became apparent that this was not the case, and I heard about the People&#8217;s Inquiry into Detention. I felt that this was an excellent outlet to focus my concerns, and maybe get the information to a wider audience. Additionally, I felt that I had some useful skills that I could bring to the inquiry.&nbsp;I got to work with some amazing people, who I never would have met otherwise, and to speak with people first-hand about their experiences &#8211;&nbsp;as asylum-seekers, as detainees, as Temporary Protection Visa holders and as people trying to make a new life in a new country.&nbsp;</span></p>
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  <p class="Italic-Indent-nsb"><span class="dg-dgen">&nbsp;The inquiry is enabling the stories of everyone involved with the system, not just those Australians&nbsp;&#8217;accidentally&#8217; detained or deported, to be heard and&nbsp;placed on the public record.&nbsp;While this, clearly,&nbsp;is not a discussion that Australians are willing to have now, at some point in the future the inquiry will mean that&nbsp;the people involved with the system and their&nbsp;experiences will be appropriately remembered and reflected upon. </span></p>
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  <p class="Italic"><span class="dg-dgen"><span class="Bold-Italic-dg-Bold">Sophie Ellis:</span> It was recently, while I was trawling through DIMIA media releases, that I realised with intensity what the People&#8217;s Inquiry was all about. I had stumbled across a plethora of articles on Griffith including: &#8216;Operation nets 22 near Griffith&#8217; and &#8216;Nine illegals located in Griffith&#8217;. The headlines didn&#8217;t surprise me; I&#8217;ve grown accustomed to them as they pop up everyday in our media. It was their content that took me aback. For the first time, the &#8216;two south Koreans&#8217; transferred to Villawood and deported meant something to me. I was familiar with their story and their circumstances. I felt I knew them, and the human tragedy of it all suddenly replicated before me, in the lives of all the other unknown, faceless people who have shared the barbaric experience of detention as well. The public hearings in Griffith, like those that have been conducted all over Australia, bring these stories into the open. They allow brandings such as &#8216;illegals&#8217;, &#8216;detainees&#8217;, &#8216;South Koreans&#8217;, &#8216;Indians&#8217;, and numbers to dissolve, and for the stories of people to be heard and told. Stories that I have been both shocked and deeply humbled by. </span></p>
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