Abolition and 'women-only police stations,' Union Motions for refugees, and Issy Hay on the Writing Themselves In 4 national report

Tuesday, 9 February 2021 - 7:00am to 8:30am

Protests in Haiti - https://www.facebook.com/PanAfricanRenaissance/posts/1843971829113643

RUNDOWN for Tues 9 Feb 2021:

7.05 News Headlines - Haiti Protests , Farmer's protests in India, Election in Ecuador

7.20 am - We interview Ann Deslandes and Amanda Porter about the proposal to introduce "women-only police stations" in australia, and what some abolitionist alternatives could be.

7:45 am Apsara Sabaratnam joins us to discuss Union Motions for refugees on bridging visas.

8:00 am Issy Hay is an 18 year old disabled and queer young person. They work in the disability and youth space and are a freelance writer, who has already written for the age, Amaze, Loud Youth and honestly the list goes on. They are on the show to discuss their experience as a disabled and queer young person, and also their involvement the recent national report that was conducted by the Australian Research Centre in Sex, Health and Society at La Trobe University, called Writing Themselves In 4, as a study participant.