OpinionAfghans don’t need our pity. They need us to offer them refugeFaced with the almost unimaginable misery in Afghanistan, I am once more begging the government to open its heart to more refugees.By Meg de Ronde | 24th August, 2021Guest writer
OpinionFreedom from torture is a non-negotiable human rightProlonged solitary confinement. Pepper spray cell busting that leaves people gulping for air in a toilet bowl. New Zealand’s punitive prison practices are a disgrace.By Meg de Ronde | 12th December, 2020Guest writer
OpinionWe shouldn’t have to work this hard to get transparency from our governmentThe full report into Operation Burnham was released in the interests of 'transparency'. But the inquiry itself was anything but, writes Amnesty International's Meg de Ronde.Two By Meg de Ronde | 1st August, 2020Guest writer
The community have proved they can change refugees’ lives. Let’s not quit nowSix powerful stories underscore the value of the community sponsorship scheme, which more than 10,000 people have urged the government to extendBy Meg de Ronde | 27th November, 2018Guest writer
