Indigenous Justice Advocacy Network
An episode of the Earth Matters podcast, hosted by Presenter: Bec Horridge, Guest: Al Oshlack, titled "Indigenous Justice Advocacy Network" was published on October 23, 2022.
October 23, 2022 · Earth Matters
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Summary
Al Oshlack talking about the work of the Indigenous Justice Advocacy Network. Insider stories from the epic conservation battles at Timbarra, Iron Gates, the North Lismore Plateau and more. He also discusses developer company attempts to bankrupt indigenous land custodians and protesters, in order to disempower them in the courts. Links:Contact the Indigenous Justice Advocacy Network on ijanoffice gmail.com 0415140410Earth Matters #1371 was produced by Bec Horridge
Episode Description
Al Oshlack talking about the work of the Indigenous Justice Advocacy Network. Insider stories from the epic conservation battles at Timbarra, Iron Gates, the North Lismore Plateau and more. He also discusses developer company attempts to bankrupt indigenous land custodians and protesters, in order to disempower them in the courts. Links:Contact the Indigenous Justice Advocacy Network on ijanoffice gmail.com 0415140410Earth Matters #1371 was produced by Bec Horridge
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