The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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Throughout history, several nations have faced unexpected invasions, often due to a dangerous underestimation of their vulnerabilities or the intentions of other countries. Historical examples highlight a recurring theme of surprise in military engagements, which serves as a cautionary tale for nations today, including Australia: France (1940): Despite being one of Europe’s strongest military powers, … Read more
The Australian Civil-Military Centre is a unique organisation. We work in contexts where there are no easy answers, where the environment is always changing, as is the number and range of our Australian stakeholders and international counterparts. The Plan on a Page video presentation captures the Who, Why, What, Where and How we do business … Read more
The Hon. Daniel (Dan) Purdie MP Minister for Police Queensland Government Dear Minister, Subject: Concern Regarding WA Legislation Impact on Sporting Shooters in Queensland I am writing to express my concern regarding the proposed medical and psychological testing for sporting shooters legislation currently being considered in Western Australia. As a retired Queensland police officer with … Read more
Subject: Inquiry Regarding National Security Database Functionality Dear Administration Team, I hope this message finds you well. I am reaching out to formally address two pressing questions about the proposed national security database, particularly focusing on its functionality and the critical aspect of data removability. Given the current geopolitical climate characterized by escalating tensions and … Read more