Sara whyatt

Apparently the reforms demand that any media offences that are currently in process should be postponed so that they can be reconsidered under the new laws which will undergo further reforms in the coming three years.

If either of them publish or translate a similar work in the next three years, they can expect to have those works added to the charges against them. As the judge broke the news, there were gasps of shock and anger. The hearing lasted 20 minutes before the judge closed the dossier and called in the next case.

He had obviously been warned of the bad news and he arrived in bullish form, instantly launching into an argument with the judge. He too was told that his case was postponed for 3 years and warned not to publish more similar work. In addition to clinical practice, Sarah has tutored in chiropractic peripheral technique at Macquarie University, presented at chiropractic seminars and co-authored a chapter of a text book on chiropractic paediatrics.

Dr Sarah Whyatt B. Chiro M. Sara Whyatt: I was invited to research and write the chapter of the report on freedom of artistic expression, bringing my experience of working on promoting global freedom of expression, and more recently seeing how human rights principles can be brought into the field of arts and culture. So the chapter looks at what kind of threats artists face globally in the practice of their creativity, with a focus on legislation that dampens artistic freedom, and the growth of advocacy on behalf of artists, among other issues.

It was a shame that not all the 10 authors could be there to speak on their chapters. SW: I found that I was increasingly being asked to take part in projects linking global human rights advocacy to artistic freedom and felt I needed to have a have a better understanding of cultural policy, particularly as it is applied in international relations, to strengthen my work in this area. Added to this, I have very good memories of my time here studying for my BA some years ago and liked the idea of returning to such a vibrant and exciting environment.

IM: How do you feel the course impacts or influences the work that you do outside of your study?