The FOI Abuse Report

In Australia, the Freedom of Information Act is presented as the vehicle to enable the public to access information held by the government.

But it doesn't apply to Schapelle Corby.

Through a wide variety of devices and methods, the government prevented her from accessing data relating to her own grave circumstances, as well as information relating to the government's disturbing activities with respect to her.

This report demonstrates that, in practical terms, Schapelle Corby's democratic and legal rights, under freedom of information legislation in Australia, have been revoked.

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CONTENTS       1. Introduction       2. The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)       3. The Customs & Border Protection Service       4. The Commonwealth Director Of Public Prosecutions (DPP)       5. The Department of Foreign Affairs & Trade (DFAT)       6. The Department of Infrastructure & Transport       7. The Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA)       8. The Prime Minister's Department       9. The Australian Federal Police (AFP)       10. Summary & Conclusions

See also the AAT Report


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