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Henry Zwartz

Henry Zwartz

Author at SBS Australia Online at SBS Australia Online

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    Doctors in Myanmar have been attacked by the junta for helping victims of coup violence

    There are calls for Australia to take action against the Myanmar junta for targeting and attacking medical workers treating victims of coup violence. Since the 1 February military coup, medics and doctors have worked on the frontlines of the pro-democracy protest movement, saving lives.  But increasingly, the country's security forces are targeting those medical workers, with the regime issuing dozens of arrest warrants for nurses, medics and doctors in recent weeks. Others have b…
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    As Myanmar’s COVID-19 crisis worsens, Dr Alex says the military has...

    EXCLUSIVE: An emergency doctor at one of Myanmar’s largest hospitals says he’s been forced to go into hiding as Myanmar’s junta targets medics who supported the anti-coup protesters.
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    US marines accused of sexually assaulting women while stationed in ...

    One woman woke to find a US marine assaulting her in her bed, another was taken to hospital after having her drink spiked at a military barracks, and a third believed a US marine grabbed her and tried to sexually assault her at a bar. All the incidents took place in Australia’s Northern Territory, but the investigations into them were either handed over to US authorities, stalled, or dropped.  SBS News has obtained a series of reports between 2015 and 2021 from the Australian Defence…
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    Australian far-right terrorism investigations have increased by 750...

    The threat of nationalist and racist violent extremism is escalating rapidly, according to Australia's domestic security and investigative services. In the past 18 months, the Australian Federal Police’s Joint Counter Terrorism Team's (JCTT) caseload covering the area has risen by 750 per cent.  And in an interview with SBS News, AFP Assistant Commissioner Scott Lee from the Counter Terrorism and Special Investigations Command said he only expected the threat to continue to…
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    Mark joined a men's fitness club. Now it's become an armed neo-Nazi...

    In an unassuming semi-industrial complex in an outer suburb of an Australian city, you might hear the blast of heavy metal music and the grunts of a small group of men as they work out and practice martial arts.  They are working professionals, small business owners, and fathers.  It could be a normal gym if it wasn’t for the runic symbols and code words tattooed on the arms of some of those training. Publicly, the men say they’re part of a self-help fitness movement, but…
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    Hanna told her church she was abused. Years later, her abuser was s...

    Earlier this year, Hanna* saw photos and videos that turned her blood cold. They were of a lay teacher from her former church who she says repeatedly sexually abused her when she was a child.  They had been taken just days before and showed the man still working with other young children at a community class at a Coptic Orthodox Church in Australia. “It was just this moment of absolute shock,” she says. Hanna, who is now an adult, was seven when she says the man started to sex…
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    Rebel commanders call for international intervention in Myanmar's c...

    It looks like the small group of young men in military fatigues are playing with the drone, as they excitedly go through the controls. A dog walks over and they pat it, feeding it a treat. A moment of bizarre calm in Myanmar's civil war which has claimed thousands of lives and displaced tens of thousands of civilians.  Hours later the laptop-sized drone is being used to drop milk-carton sized bombs on a Myanmar junta convoy. Video from the drone shows massive plumes of smoke from the e…
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    Coptic Orthodox Church apologises to woman who shared abuse claims ...

    An SBS News investigation that uncovered multiple allegations of child sexual abuse within Australia’s Coptic Orthodox Church has led to an apology and the suspension of an accused teacher who had gone on to teach at another parish years after clergy were told of the allegations.  In correspondence seen by SBS News, a senior clergy member from one of Australia’s two main dioceses wrote to Hanna (not her real name) after she revealed to the Church last month via email that she…
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    As Australians stood with Ukrainians from afar, Nick packed his bag...

    Early on the morning of 24 February, the anxious peace of greater Kyiv was shattered by the sound of explosions. Car alarms pierced the sleepy silence. In footage of a live stream of the capital's Maidan Square, distant booms could later be heard, mixed with the sound of the song House of the Rising Sun echoing across empty streets from loudspeakers somewhere nearby. Eight decades after World War II, a modern European capital was facing direct attack. Soon, population centres across the cou…
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    Vad* flew to Ukraine from Australia to join the fight against Russi...

    When Vad* saw his homeland being hit by Russian Federation missiles he decided to pack up his life in Australia and head to Ukraine. A Ukrainian-Australian with a military background, Vad told SBS he knew his specialised training would be of use to the Ukrainian forces fighting back a multi-pronged invasion. “I haven’t told hardly anyone about this decision, no one in the community except for a few close family members know about this. But I felt I needed to fight for my country,&#…
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    Pacific foreign aid has become a key election issue. What are the m...

    Solomon Islands' signing of a significant security pact with China has made foreign aid a key election issue and brought into question Australia's role in the Asia-Pacific.