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29 January 2016 | News

Australian doctor challenges Turnbull & Shorten

Leading Australian doctor challenges Malcolm Turnbull, Bill Shorten over ‘torture-like conditions’ at detention centres

ABC News – 26 January 2016

David Isaacs

“Professor Isaacs said he had now written to Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, Immigration Minister Peter Dutton and Labor leader Bill Shorten challenging them to prosecute him under the Act, or to repeal the legislation.”

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