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https://twitter.com/Dave_Brophy/status/1291656413824000002A Youtube series with the same title was also made. It began with videos about life in Australia - the kind of stuff that the Department presumably had in mind. Then, in July, the "Engage Australia" Youtube channel changed its name to "Voices" 真觀點. youtube.com/channel/UCAwVp…
https://twitter.com/niccpianc/status/1289849204479676419Ok, think I found it. The Russian title is Таджикистан инициировал передачу Китаю его земель и потерянные горы Памира были возвращены истинному хозяину, which seems to be this article: 塔吉克斯坦主动归还中国领土,丢失的帕米尔高原最终回归
https://twitter.com/SBSNews/status/1261114751741902848The parochialism surrounding Magnitsky also makes me skeptical. Those promoting it make no effort to sound impartial - it's about joining a "club" of Western allies. The idea that there might be people responsible for human rights abuses in Western countries just isn't discussed.
https://twitter.com/SheenaGreitens/status/1214243260987625472There’s nothing stopping us combining these two lines of analysis. Counter-terrorism policy has been disastrous for human rights everywhere. But to say that, you have to have a critique of the war on terror globally and the US’s leading role in it.
https://twitter.com/Dave_Brophy/status/1183201261358895104Thanks to the journos who got in touch. If you’re still interested, this particular story's a bit old now, but I’d be happy to talk about ongoing efforts to silence pro-Palestine speech on campus. Israel says publicly that it wants to step up this campaign worldwide.
https://twitter.com/neighbour_s/status/1182432329324621824A couple of years ago, I made some comments to an Australian newspaper about my support for a particular ethnic group who were suffering severe repression.
https://twitter.com/ForeignPolicy/status/1149102253426524161If I had time I'd go down the list, but here's a good story about the UAE, among the West's closest "counter-terrorism" allies in the Gulf. "Project Raven" recruited NSA spies to help in its crackdown on dissent, using very similar techniques to China. reuters.com/investigates/s…
https://twitter.com/MattSchrader_DC/status/1025884926472794112Let me correct a misrepresentation. I don’t think you need to bring up Australia’s crimes every time you discuss Xinjiang. Watch our forum at ANU. You’ll only find condemnation. There’s no “yes, but Australia also…”
https://twitter.com/RianThum/status/1021861267764641792As announced, the pledge will be a public list of people committing to criticise the CCP at every talk, everywhere, inc. in China. Going on that list will make it very hard for colleagues in China to work with you. It may even make things difficult for PRC citizens outside China.