# Behrouz Boochani
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behrouz boochani (Persian: بهروز بوچانی) (born 23 July 1983) is a Kurdish-Iranian journalist, human rights defender, writer and film producer. He was held in the Australian-run Manus Island detention centre in Papua New Guinea from 2013 until its closure in 2017. He remained on the island before being moved to Port Moresby along with the other detainees around September 2019.
'Australia is safer now': Behrouz Boochani on listing the IRGC as a terrorist organisation
Last week PM Albanese announced Australia plans to list Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps as a terrorist organisation after ASIO revealed links to antisemitic attacks in Melbourne and Sydney. It's a plan former refugee and Kurdish journalist Behrouz Boochani supports - he was terrorised by …
BOAT - Sailing Special Group Episode
Listen up, another group episode! Here, we discuss our crossing of the Timor Sea from Darwin to Lombok, the highlights and on board, the silly moments and what we learnt. Tune in for some meandering shenanigans!
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Season 7: Episode 84: Festival directors: Corrie Perkin and Veronica Sullivan
Karen and Irma chat about how to decide on the POV(s) for a novel, and how to listen to what the book itself wants to be.
Then Irma talks to Melbourne Writers Festival Director Veronica Sullivan and Sorrento Writers Festival Director Corrie Perkin about their pathways to becoming directors of two o…
E 15 S 15: Building Power by Letting Go: Lessons in Leadership and Impact
What happens when you stop clutching power and start handing it over? In this episode, Michael Shipler—Vice President at Search for Common Ground and director of Common Ground Leadership dives into what truly works (and what doesn't) in conflict transformation, peacebuilding, and global leadership.…
[S3: E2] Location, Location, Location (Ari Jerrems)
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Modular housing units sit among decaying workers’ blocks on a quiet street in the remote town of Port Hedland in Western Australia. The Pilbara region where the town is located is at the centre of Australia’s booming iron ore industry yet sits at a remote edge of its territory. As Ari Jerrems disco…
Politics, elections and the Royal Commission. Indigenous languages and new ways of seeing the world. Life on Manus island
Laura Tingle discusses the political response to today's Royal Commission report on banking and finance. How Indigenous languages can open up new ways of seeing the world. Behrouz Boochani and his award winning book about his life as a detainee on Manus Island.
On shaky ground: PNG's natural gas project: Hopes fade on Manus for Behrouz Boochani: The science of jellyfish
1. PNG’s LNG project was supposed to deliver billions to PNG’s economy and people. Instead it’s delivered billions to western operators and the local landowners haven’t yet received any royalties.
Songs of Solidarity : Dame Marina Warner
"We don't need fortresses; we need ports."
In this episode, Josephine Burton sits down with one of the world's most brilliant minds on myth and belonging, Dame Marina Warner. From the haunting songs of our childhood to the timeless epic of Gilgamesh, Marina explores the radical idea that storytelli…
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