Dr. Binoy Kampmark

Binoy Kampmark was a Commonwealth Scholar at Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. He has published widely on topics of international security and modern history, and is currently lecturing in Modern History at the University of Queensland. I blog at Oz Moses (http://ozmoses.blogspot.com/)


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	Dangerous Streamlining: Emergencies, Militarisation and Civil Liberties by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Be wary of anyone insistent on using the word “streamline” in the context of policy and planning. It suggests a suspicion of sound procedure, due process and
	Assange's Tenth Day at the Old Bailey: Bolting Horses, Death Penalties and Plots of Eviction by Dr. Binoy Kampmark September 21. Central Criminal Court, London.
	Assange's Ninth Day at the Old Bailey: Torture Testimonies, Offers of Pardon and Truth Telling by Dr. Binoy Kampmark September 18. Central Criminal Court, London.

	Assange's Eighth Day at the Old Bailey: Software Redactions, the Iraq Logs and the Extradition Act by Dr. Binoy Kampmark September 17. Central Criminal Court, London.
	Assange's Seventh Day at the Old Bailey: Diligent Redactions and Avoiding Harm by Dr. Binoy Kampmark September 16. Central Criminal Court, London. Proceedings today at the Old Bailey regarding Julian Assange’s extradi
	Assange's Sixth Day at the Old Bailey: US Prison Conditions and Politicised Prosecutions by Dr. Binoy Kampmark September 15. Central Criminal Court, London. Today, witnesses appearing in the extradition trial of Julian Assange fleshe
	Rio Tinto turns Cultural Vandal: The Destruction of the Juukan Gorge Caves by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It was a calamity in cultural terms likened to the destruction of the Buddhist statues of Bamyan and the ancient city of Palmyra. The explosive eradicati
	Assange's Fifth Day at the Old Bailey: Supermax Prisons and Special Administrative Measures by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Having had a coronavirus scare towards the end of last week, necessitating a brief suspension of proceedings for September 11, the extradition proceedings for Julian Assange resumed with Eric Lewis.
	Fruits of Illegality: The NSA, Bulk Collection and Warrantless Surveillance by Dr. Binoy Kampmark He has become part of the furniture when it comes to discussions about privacy rights and personal liberties, arguably an odd sort of thing for a man who also dealt in the shadows of intelligence secrets.
	Assange's Fourth Day at the Old Bailey: COVID in the Courtroom by Dr. Binoy Kampmark As James Lewis QC for the prosecution, representing the US government, revealed, “I’m just saying about my charger. It’s in court and I’m going to
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