What you can do - Send a Letter

Below is a list of people whom you can contact to voice your concerns.

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Email:ThePremier@premiers.qld.gov.au
Facsimile: 07 3221 3631

The Premier of Queensland
PO Box 15185
City East
Queensland 4002

The Hon Peter Beattie MLA

Re: Call for a Senate Inquiry into the Dr Haneef case

I am writing in support of your call to have a senate inquiry into the handling of the Dr Haneef case by the Australian Federal Police and the way the case has been used for political expediency.

We urge you to keep the pressure and momentum on this very important issue to ensure that Dr Haneef receives a fair trial and that the rule of law is not undermined in this country.

Yours sincerely

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Email:Kevin.Rudd.MP@aph.gov.au
Fax: (02) 6277 8495

Leader of the Opposition
PO Box 476A
Morningside
Qld 4170

The Hon Kevin Rudd MP

Re: The case of Mohamed Haneef

I would like to express my concern at the government’s handling of Dr Mohamed Haneef’s case as well as my thorough disappointment at the lack of conviction of the Australian Labor Party at demanding that Dr Mohamed Haneef receive a fair trial.

Dr Haneef’s case has demonstrated grave defects in the application and interpretation of the anti-terrorism laws by law enforcement agencies and thus must be reviewed. As an opposition and a government-in-waiting, I as a voter would like to see the Australian Labor Party take a strong stance as protecting human rights as well as having well-balanced anti-terrorism legislation by amending the current laws.

The Australian Labor Party must show leadership on social justice issues like Dr Haneef’s case in order to show the electorate it will not stand for political expediency, marginalization and fear to win votes at the next election.

Yours sincerely,

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Email:Arch.Bevis.MP@aph.gov.au
Fax: (02) 6277 8534

Shadow Minister for Homeland Security, Territories, Justice and Customs
PO Box 83
Grange Qld 4051

The Hon Arch Bevis MP

Re: The case of Mohamed Haneef

I would like to express my concern at the government’s handling of Dr Mohamed Haneef’s case as well as my thorough disappointment at the lack of conviction of the Australian Labor Party at demanding that Dr Mohamed Haneef receive a fair trial.

Dr Haneef’s case has demonstrated grave defects in the application and interpretation of the anti-terrorism laws by law enforcement agencies and thus must be reviewed. As an opposition and a government-in-waiting, I as a voter would like to see the Australian Labor Party take a strong stance as protecting human rights as well as having well-balanced anti-terrorism legislation by amending the current laws.

The Australian Labor Party must show leadership on social justice issues like Dr Haneef’s case in order to show the electorate it will not stand for political expediency, marginalization and fear to win votes at the next election.

Yours sincerely,

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Contact Form:http://www.aph.gov.au/house/members/memfeedback.asp?id=0J4
Fax: (02) 6273 4102

Attorney-General
PO Box 1866
Hornsby Westfield
NSW 1635

The Hon Philip Ruddock MP

Re: The case of Mohamed Haneef

I would like to express my concern at the government’s handling of Dr Mohamed Haneef’s case. The denial of natural justice in this case will no doubt adversely affect his chances of getting a fair trial.

Dr Haneef’s case has clearly demonstrated grave defects in the application and interpretation of the anti-terrorism laws by law enforcement agencies and thus must be reviewed. As the government that drafted and introduced these laws, it must realise that these laws need to be amended in the near future in order to balance it with protection of human rights provisions so that incidents like Dr Haneef’s case do not reoccur.

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Contact form: http://www.pm.gov.au/contact/index.cfm
Fax: (02) 6273 4100

The Prime Minister
PO Box 336
Gladesville

NSW 2111

The Hon John Howard MP

Re: The case of Mohamed Haneef

I would like to express my concern at the government’s handling of Dr Mohamed Haneef’s case. The denial of natural justice in this case will no doubt adversely affect his chances of getting a fair trial.

Dr Haneef’s case has clearly demonstrated grave defects in the application and interpretation of the anti-terrorism laws by law enforcement agencies and thus must be reviewed. As the government that drafted and introduced these laws, it must realise that these laws need to be amended in the near future in order to balance it with protection of human rights provisions so that incidents like Dr Haneef’s case do not reoccur.

Yours sincerely,

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