Jul27
Police investigate alleged murder of worker at Manus detention centre
A Papua New Guinean worker at the Manus Island detention centre was allegedly murdered over the weekend. The victim was allegedly beaten and drowned and his body discovered about 11pm on Friday night, Manus Island MP Ron Knight told AAP. He said PNG police are also investigating separate claims that three Australian expat workers at the centre were involved in the gang rape of a local woman.

Jul27
Australian Manus guards found naked with woman sent home amid drugs investigation
Three Australian guards on Manus Island found naked with a woman who claims she was drugged and raped were sent home before local authorities could investigate, the ABC reports.

PNG police said the men and the local woman were found in a state of undress, drunk and sniffing an unidentified substance in mid-July.

But Australia's Department of Immigration and Border Protection has angered PNG police by allowing the detention centre guards to return to Australia before an investigation could be carried out.

PNG's highest ranking policeman Gari Baki said the incident was indicative of the lack of oversight local authorities had over the detention centre

The woman, believed to be a contractor at the immigration detention centre, claims she was drugged and raped, said local MP Ronny Knight who has spoken to her family.

Jul19

really, Natasha? and what about the rapist guards you employ on those prison island concentration camps, to which you continue sending children (as recently as last week) despite considerable evidence of the abuses that occur there?

Jul16
Darwin detainees transported on masse to prison island concentration camps
Up to 40 detainees are allegedly removed from Wickham Point Detention Centre, in the largest single transportation this year from Darwin to a remote prison island concentration camp.

The detainees included families and children, some who are believed to be Iranian, according to Darwin Asylum Seeker Support and Advocacy Network (DASSAN) spokesman Peter Robson.

Mr Robson said he was told by detainees inside the centre that dogs and heavily armed guards were used during the transfer.

"This kind of force is not appropriate for any vulnerable person, let alone small children," he said.

"The trauma being caused by this type of action is immeasurable."

Advocates said they saw police cars going in and out of the centre about 1.30am.

The alleged removal follows a claim in April that up to 20 detainees were taken from Wickham Point detention centre following mass protests and self-harm attempts among detainees.

In late June the ABC reported 40 asylum seekers including three babies had been transferred from the detention centre to Nauru.

biggest single action by a paedophile ring operating within Federal parliament, sending children in Darwin to be guarded by rapists on remote prison island concentration camps.

Jun29
What it's like to be a white supremacist

that awkward moment when someone doses the Newscorp coffee machine with truth serum