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Grassroots racial profiling monitoring project
Exciting moves are afoot to form a community-based ‘Racial Profiling Monitoring Project’ to monitor the outcomes of the Vicpol…

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February 24, 2014
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‘Africans in New Year’s Brawl’ – Our Response
In a recent article in the Melbourne Age, ‘African youth in New Year’s brawl’ Salvation Army Major Brendan Nottle…

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February 16, 2014
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Police must not investigate their own: six enduring myths
Police killings are big news, but the investigations that follow have unearthed a culture of violence without accountability. The…

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February 3, 2014
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