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Hey friends ~ I'm going to be photographing and interviewing Dylan Voller today by request of Vice and am trying to raise some funds to pay him for his time. For those who don't know - he's the young aboriginal man who made headlines after a four corners expose showed his horrific treatment at the hands of a Northern Territory correctional facility. He's now been freed and has been visiting different cities in Australia, attending protests and is endeavouring to become a sort of community leader (!!!) and is planning to participate in local elections, which is really heartening. Here's a few links for context: http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/dylan-voller-im-not-proud-of-the-things-i-did/news-story/109eabe10ded7e19c7e007dc8915de6c https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp.smh.com.au/entertainment/tv-and-radio/news-and-current-affairs/dylan-voller-told-60-minutes-he-felt-he-was-going-mad-in-nt-youth-detention-20170611-gwp25g.html Being an interviewee esp. if you're not an artist can feel like an unequal exchange and often requires a great deal of time, energy and labour, and means giving up time which could instead be devoted to work. It's really important that as settlers we put our money where our mouth is when it comes to these issues and actually support individuals and communities in material ways. Anyway please signal boost this and donate to the Paypal link I've set up so I can pass on some funds: https://www.paypal.me/joonyrevanche/20

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That Comment Someone Left on Facebook? It Can Get You Sued.

Australia’s top court has said media companies can be held liable for replies to their posts, prompting some to step back from the platform.

This article covers the story of an Australian man who sued major media outlets for defamation, based on comments from members of the public left on their Facebook page under posts of him. This issue, and the fact that the Australian courts ruled in his favor, brings up critical questions about free-speech online and liability on the internet.

This story reminds me of the struggles that 19th century users of up-and-coming communication technologies had with questions of new possible crimes that could be committed with the help of the technology and how to prosecute them. 

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High Court of Australia Rules on Facebook Comments

Wow. So publishers in Australia are now responsible for all the wacko comments on their posts?

The High Court of Australia ruled on September 8, 2021, that media outlets are “publishers” of comments posted by anyone on their official Facebook pages. As “publishers,” according to the ruling, the outlets are legally responsible for any defamatory content posted as comments. If you’ve ever read the comments under any Facebook post about a news story, you understand the absurdity of holding…

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Voller restrained at 12 | Dylan Voller

The teen whose mistreatment sparked the NT juvenile justic royal commission was strapped into a restraint chair multiple times starting at age 12. Tivendale School principal Lisa Coon has told the royal commission into the Northern Territory's juvenile justice system that she requested special funding to allow a staff member to work specifically with Voller. Ken Middlebrook defends not knowing key details about detainees held for up to 17 days in isolation at royal commission. The teenager at the centre of the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission has had his bail conditions relaxed for good behaviour.

Dylan Voller was the only young person at the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre to need a one-on-one education aid because of his behaviour, the principal of the centre's school says. Voller's alleged mistreatment in Don Dale was the focus of an ABC Four Corners report on the Territory's youth detention regime, which sparked the Royal Commission into the Protection and. Dylan Voller with supporters during a rally on March 13 outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission in Alice Springs.Months after that footage went global, Dylan Voller has begun a new life and could be a free man in as little as two weeks. Former Don Dale inmate Dylan Voller and supporters rally outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission requesting more accountability for mistreatment in the NT youth prison system.

Bruce Evans and another officer transported Dylan Voller, then 17, from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek in March 2015, and gave evidence on Friday before the Royal Commission into Youth Detention and Child Protection in the NT. He said Mr Voller was. Counsel representing former inmate, Dylan Voller, heard how a youth justice officer denied him a request for a toilet break during a five hundred kilometre car transfer from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek.The Northern Territory youth at the centre of the detention scandal, Dylan Voller hopes to become an example to other troubled boys about how to turn their lives around.

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Voller restrained at 12 | Dylan Voller

Voller's alleged mistreatment in Don Dale was the focus of an ABC Four Corners report on the Territory's youth detention regime, which sparked the Royal Commission into the Protection and. Ken Middlebrook defends not knowing key details about detainees held for up to 17 days in isolation at royal commission. Months after that footage went global, Dylan Voller has begun a new life and could be a free man in as little as two weeks. The teen whose mistreatment sparked the NT juvenile justic royal commission was strapped into a restraint chair multiple times starting at age 12.

The Northern Territory youth at the centre of the detention scandal, Dylan Voller hopes to become an example to other troubled boys about how to turn their lives around. Tivendale School principal Lisa Coon has told the royal commission into the Northern Territory's juvenile justice system that she requested special funding to allow a staff member to work specifically with Voller. Counsel representing former inmate, Dylan Voller, heard how a youth justice officer denied him a request for a toilet break during a five hundred kilometre car transfer from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek.Dylan Voller, who's been at the centre of the Northern Territory Royal Commission investigating mistreatment of youth at Darwin's Don Dale Youth Detention Centre, today appeared in the NT Supreme Court via video link from Alice Springs. Bruce Evans and another officer transported Dylan Voller, then 17, from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek in March 2015, and gave evidence on Friday before the Royal Commission into Youth Detention and Child Protection in the NT. He said Mr Voller was.

Former NT corrections chief says he didn't know if using restraint chair was lawful. Former Don Dale inmate Dylan Voller and supporters rally outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission requesting more accountability for mistreatment in the NT youth prison system.Dylan Voller was the only young person at the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre to need a one-on-one education aid because of his behaviour, the principal of the centre's school says.

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Voller restrained at 12 | Dylan Voller

Voller's alleged mistreatment in Don Dale was the focus of an ABC Four Corners report on the Territory's youth detention regime, which sparked the Royal Commission into the Protection and. Dylan Voller, who's been at the centre of the Northern Territory Royal Commission investigating mistreatment of youth at Darwin's Don Dale Youth Detention Centre, today appeared in the NT Supreme Court via video link from Alice Springs. Months after that footage went global, Dylan Voller has begun a new life and could be a free man in as little as two weeks. Dylan Voller with supporters during a rally on March 13 outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission in Alice Springs.

Former Don Dale inmate Dylan Voller and supporters rally outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission requesting more accountability for mistreatment in the NT youth prison system. Tivendale School principal Lisa Coon has told the royal commission into the Northern Territory's juvenile justice system that she requested special funding to allow a staff member to work specifically with Voller. Dylan Voller was the only young person at the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre to need a one-on-one education aid because of his behaviour, the principal of the centre's school says.The teenager at the centre of the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission has had his bail conditions relaxed for good behaviour. The Northern Territory youth at the centre of the detention scandal, Dylan Voller hopes to become an example to other troubled boys about how to turn their lives around.

The teen whose mistreatment sparked the NT juvenile justic royal commission was strapped into a restraint chair multiple times starting at age 12. Ken Middlebrook defends not knowing key details about detainees held for up to 17 days in isolation at royal commission.Bruce Evans and another officer transported Dylan Voller, then 17, from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek in March 2015, and gave evidence on Friday before the Royal Commission into Youth Detention and Child Protection in the NT. He said Mr Voller was.

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Voller restrained at 12 | Dylan Voller

Dylan Voller with supporters during a rally on March 13 outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission in Alice Springs. Dylan Voller, who's been at the centre of the Northern Territory Royal Commission investigating mistreatment of youth at Darwin's Don Dale Youth Detention Centre, today appeared in the NT Supreme Court via video link from Alice Springs. Voller's alleged mistreatment in Don Dale was the focus of an ABC Four Corners report on the Territory's youth detention regime, which sparked the Royal Commission into the Protection and. The teenager at the centre of the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission has had his bail conditions relaxed for good behaviour.

Counsel representing former inmate, Dylan Voller, heard how a youth justice officer denied him a request for a toilet break during a five hundred kilometre car transfer from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek. Tivendale School principal Lisa Coon has told the royal commission into the Northern Territory's juvenile justice system that she requested special funding to allow a staff member to work specifically with Voller. Months after that footage went global, Dylan Voller has begun a new life and could be a free man in as little as two weeks.The teen whose mistreatment sparked the NT juvenile justic royal commission was strapped into a restraint chair multiple times starting at age 12. Dylan Voller was the only young person at the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre to need a one-on-one education aid because of his behaviour, the principal of the centre's school says.

Ken Middlebrook defends not knowing key details about detainees held for up to 17 days in isolation at royal commission. Corrections authorities believe they can find Voller a job in Alice Springs in coming weeks.The Northern Territory youth at the centre of the detention scandal, Dylan Voller hopes to become an example to other troubled boys about how to turn their lives around.

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Voller restrained at 12 | Dylan Voller

Former Don Dale inmate Dylan Voller and supporters rally outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission requesting more accountability for mistreatment in the NT youth prison system. Dylan Voller was the only young person at the Don Dale Youth Detention Centre to need a one-on-one education aid because of his behaviour, the principal of the centre's school says. Former NT corrections chief says he didn't know if using restraint chair was lawful. Ken Middlebrook defends not knowing key details about detainees held for up to 17 days in isolation at royal commission.

The Northern Territory youth at the centre of the detention scandal, Dylan Voller hopes to become an example to other troubled boys about how to turn their lives around. Counsel representing former inmate, Dylan Voller, heard how a youth justice officer denied him a request for a toilet break during a five hundred kilometre car transfer from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek. Months after that footage went global, Dylan Voller has begun a new life and could be a free man in as little as two weeks.Dylan Voller with supporters during a rally on March 13 outside the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission in Alice Springs. The teen whose mistreatment sparked the NT juvenile justic royal commission was strapped into a restraint chair multiple times starting at age 12.

The teenager at the centre of the Northern Territory juvenile justice royal commission has had his bail conditions relaxed for good behaviour. Bruce Evans and another officer transported Dylan Voller, then 17, from Alice Springs to Tennant Creek in March 2015, and gave evidence on Friday before the Royal Commission into Youth Detention and Child Protection in the NT. He said Mr Voller was.Corrections authorities believe they can find Voller a job in Alice Springs in coming weeks.