A Rohingya refugee on Nauru badly needs medical care in Australia, but Australia won't bring him there, since he probably wouldn't get well enough to be returned to Nauru safely.

In other words, Australia would rather kill him than let him get to Australia and remain there in a hospital.

Nauru's press exclusion is very strict, so Australia can get away with almost any sort of dirty work there.

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Elif Shafak describes how Turkey has become more repressive on every dimension, in the years since she was put on trial for "insulting Turkishness."

More about the issue represented by that prosecution.

Iran is restricting the internet in many of the same ways as China, though not as strictly.

Many countries do this, and it's unjust anywhere.

Regarding the boundary between an overture and an invasion: "Has #MeToo gone too far, or not far enough? The answer is both."