The Human Right of "Security of Person"
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Analysis of Swiss Civil Defense Model for Community Preparedness Key Swiss Principles Applicable to Your Framework: 1. Total Defense Concept Switzerland integrates military, civil, economic, and information defense Your legislation mirrors this in Part 1, Section 3(a) with “total defence principles” Creates redundancy where civilian and military capabilities complement each other 2. Universal Obligation with … Read more
“God help Israel if their neighbours ever get AK47s. The stone-throwing youths of the 1970s became the fathers of the 2000s—fathers who brainwashed their children for war and programmed them to kill Israelis. They loaded the bullets. They made their children the weapons. They made fathers and sons in the country in which they reside … Read more
Research notes about the Swiss civil defence model and how it could align with Australian defence needs and ANZAC values. Swiss National Civil Defense Model: Total Defense Concept : Every citizen has a role in national security Universal Service : Military service for men and women, civil service alternatives for conscientious objectors Militia System : … Read more
This context from “Danger On Our Doorstep” highlights a fascinating and concerning evolution in military strategy and preparedness. The author seems to be pointing to several key factors that have compressed the timeline between conflict onset and the need for immediate, effective response: Key implications of this shift: Speed of modern warfare – Advanced weapons … Read more
The author provides an analysis of the historical resistance movements in France and Poland during World War II, emphasising the impact of compromised intelligence on resistance efforts, which often led to brutal reprisals against those involved. Key points include: Local Collaboration : Occupying forces utilised local police to identify and gather intelligence on suspected resistance … Read more
John Anderson speaks with David Eubank and Dr. Sean Turnell about the realities of China’s involvement in Myanmar’s civil war following their 2021 military coup and why it matters for Australia and the Asia-Pacific region. They reflect on Eubank’s first-hand experience providing humanitarian relief at the front line of guerilla warfare in the jungle, and … Read more
29/0/2025 In this historical clip, Sir Niall Ferguson refers to a “Cold War” between China and the West, arguing that Australia is incapable of defending itself against Chinese imperialist aggression.
Four Key Questions: (1) What are the risks of Australia becoming the Ukraine of the Pacific? (2) In the conflict over Taiwan, can the CCP military inflict significant losses on the U.S., leading to a potential withdrawal? (3) Did the Japanese failure to invade Australia’s northern areas contribute to the U.S. regrouping, resupplying, and ultimately … Read more
The Right to Security of Person: Protecting Our Sovereignty in Times of Crisis In a world where threats to national security are ever-evolving, the fundamental human right of “security of person” remains a paramount concern for citizens everywhere. In Australia, the notion of security extends beyond the individual; it encompasses the collective safety and sovereignty … Read more