Liberation Loops, Uyghurs for Sale, Trans Affirmative Health Care, Ableism in the Settler Colony

Thursday, 12 March 2020 - 7:00am to 8:30am

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Alternative News

We listen to Episode 1 of Liberation Loops, a new 3CR mini series produced by Carly Baque. The series explores the different practices people are using to challenge the criminal legal system, how folks are already addressing violence in their own communities and some of the ways people are learning to heal from harm. In the first episode Carly speaks to Bridget Chappell (Hextape) about their project To (Phase) Cancel The Cops.Click here for information about their upcoming exhibition No Comment.

Steph Zhang joins us to discuss the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s recent report ‘Uyghurs for Sale.’ We discuss the current situation of re-education, involuntary transfers and forced labour of Uyghur people. 

Steph is a queer, trans writer and journalist of colour living and working on stolen Wurundjeri land. They were a key researcher on ASPI's Uyghurs for Sale report. They grew up in China and have written for Junkee, the Saturday Age and the Citizen.

Jeremy Wiggins joins us for the first interview in our series on trans affirmative health care. Jeremy is a Churchill Fellow in transgender health and the Project Manager of the Victorian Government trans and gender diverse in community health initiative, led by Your Community Health.

We play a segment from ‘Power From the Margins’ 3CR’s Disability Day broadcast 2019 programmed by Pauline Vetuna. From a segment entitled 'Ableism in the Settler Colony' we hear from Latoya Aroha Rule, speaking about the intersection of race and disability in so-called ‘Australia’s’ prison system.   


Songs

Sampa The Great - Freedom

Slim Set - Gee Up & Spray

Mwanje - The Divine