# Debbie Kilroy
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debbie kilroy (born 1961), née Deborah Harding, is an Australian human rights activist and prison reformer. She is known for having founded Sisters Inside, an independent community organisation based in Queensland, Australia, that advocates for the human rights of women and girls in the criminal legal system. She is a qualified lawyer, who in 2007 was the first person with serious convictions to be allowed to practise law by the Supreme Court of Queensland.
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News headlines //7:15AM // (replay) There are 24-hour protests that are currently taking place outside the office of Clare O'Neil, the Minister for Home Affairs. These protests have been organised by Refugee Women Action for Visa Equality and they are demanding permanent visas for refugees currentl…
'The state is the parent, and the state is failing our children'
CEO of Sisters Inside, Debbie Kilroy, joined Bill McDonald on 4BC Mornings to discuss the criminal justice system after the Queensland government failed to act on the findings of a report that exposes “devastating” experiences of people with disabilities.
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Debbie Kilroy
Drawing on personal experiences from her time in prison, Debbie highlights the role of class, state violence and racialised capitalism in the creation and perpetuation of the prison-industrial complex. She discusses the strengths of transformative justice in addressing harm, accountability and repa…
Criminal defence lawyer Debbie Kilroy understands life behind bars
Broadcast date: Friday 13th June 2014
Criminal defence lawyer Debbie Kilroy understands life behind bars
Broadcast date: Tuesday 25 June 2013
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MPs have been behaving badly for over 400 years!
Rogues, scallywags, fraudsters and criminals have all trodden the corridors of the UK Houses of Parliament. In this conversation with Philippa Lacey, Debbie Kilroy discusses the themes of her new book ‘Members Behaving Badly.’
The discussion covers political misbehaviour over the past 4 centuries,…
Members Behaving Badly with Debbie Kilroy
🎙️ Ever wondered what makes a great political rogue? Discover the intriguing behaviors of historical politicians in our latest episode with Debbie Kilroy!
Key takeaway: Parliament wasn’t always a professional institution—many MPs were just as scandalous as today!
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The Rise and Fall of Pirate Captain Kidd
Was Captain William Kidd a ruthless pirate or a pawn in a royal gamble gone wrong? Professor Suzannah Lipscomb and Debbie Kilroy trace his meteoric rise from privateer to pariah, backed by a secret syndicate of powerful men, including the king. Mutiny, murder, and betrayal follow as power and pol…
295. Stop Putting Historic Politicians on Pedestals with Debbie Kilroy
Britain’s past politicians were no better—often far worse—than today’s MPs.
Were Britain’s past politicians really more honourable than today’s? Or is nostalgia blinding us to just how corrupt, violent, and self-serving many of them actually were?
In this episode of History Rage, host Paul Bavill i…
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