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Muhamed Haneef
Dr Muhamed Haneef |
Born | India |
29 September 1979
Citizenship | Indian, UAE. |
Occupation | Doctor of Medicine |
Known for | Accused of terrorism, and subsequent detention |
Home town | Mudigere |
Criminal charge | Terrorism, later acquitted. |
Spouse(s) | Firdous Arshiya |
Parent(s) | Shami Khaleel (father) |
Muhamed Haneef (born 29 September 1979) is an Indian born doctor who was falsely[1][2][3][4][5][6] accused of aiding terrorists, and left Australia upon cancellation of his visa amid great political controversy.
Haneef was arrested on 5 July 2007 at Brisbane Airport, Brisbane, Australia on suspicion of terror-related activities. He is the second cousin once removed of Kafeel Ahmed and Sabeel Ahmed, the operatives in the 2007 Glasgow International Airport attack. Haneef's ensuing detention became the longest without charge in recent Australian history, which caused great controversy in Australia and India.
Haneef was released when the Director of Public Prosecutions withdrew its charge on 27 July 2007,[7][8] whereby his passport was returned and he departed Australia voluntarily on 29 July 2007. Haneef's visa cancellation was overturned by the Federal Court on 21 August 2007, with the decision being reiterated by the full bench of the court on 21 December 2007, resulting in Haneef having his Australian visa returned.[9][10]
In December 2010, Haneef returned to Australia to seek damages for loss of income, interruption of his professional work, and emotional distress. He was awarded compensation from the Australian government. The amount of compensation awarded was not disclosed, but was described by sources as "substantial".[11]
- 1 Life in India
- 2 Life in Australia
- 2.1 Arrest
- 2.2 Investigation, allegations, and responses
- 2.3 Detention conditions
- 2.4 Charge
- 2.5 Granting of bail
- 2.6 Cancellation of visa by government
- 2.7 Appeal to Federal Court against visa cancellation
- 2.8 Leakage of interview transcript
- 2.9 Reaction of Government of India
- 2.10 Criticism of prosecution case and government actions
- 2.11 Freedom
- 2.11.1 Dropping of charge by Director of Public Prosecutions
- 2.11.2 Commonwealth Solicitor General's review of visa cancellation
- 2.11.3 Evidence presented by the Minister of Immigration regarding grounds for reasonable suspicion
- 2.11.4 Challenge to release full record of second interview
- 2.11.5 Partial response by Haneef to Minister's claims
- 2.11.6 Calls for a formal apology
- 2.11.7 Clearing of Name
- 3 Return to India
- 4 Court case and return of visa
- 5 Evidence of John Howard's involvement
- 6 The Clarke Inquiry and Report
- 7 See also
- 8 References
- 9 External links
Life in India[edit]
A raised Muslim, Haneef is from Mudigere, in the coffee-rich Chikkamagaluru district of the state of Karnataka in India, where his late father, Shami Khaleel, was a teacher.[8] Haneef's father died in a road accident when he was 18.[7] Shortly after this Haneef moved with his family to Bangalore, and he completed his pre-university certification course at SDM College in Ujire in the neighbouring district of Dakshina Kannada.[12] He subsequently studied medicine at the Tripura Medical College & Dr. B.R. Ambedkar Memorial Teaching Hospital from 1997 to 2002, achieving a first-class degree. During his days in India, there is no evidence to show that he was influenced by the idea of Islamic extremism.
Life in Australia[edit]
Haneef worked at Halton Hospital in Runcorn Cheshire, before applying for a job in Australia under that country's temporary skilled worker scheme, after reading an advertisement in the March 2006 issue of the British Medical Journal. In Australia, he worked as a registrar at the Gold Coast Hospital from September 2006, and lived in an apartment several blocks from the hospital.[13]
Haneef was arrested on 2 July 2007 at Brisbane Airport, Brisbane, Australia for suspected terror-related activities, specifically in connection to 2007 Glasgow International Airport attack. He is the first person arrested and detained under the 2005 Australian Anti-Terrorism Act and the first to have his detention extended under the Act, being detained for twelve days without being charged with a crime.
Mick Keelty, the Australian Federal Police Commissioner, acknowledged that Haneef "may have done nothing wrong and may at the end of the day be free to go."[14]
Investigation, allegations, and responses[edit]
The one-way ticket[edit]
At the time of his arrest, Haneef was attempting to make a one-way trip to India. This led authorities to believe Haneef's attempted exit from Australia on 2 July was directly linked to the arrest of his cousin Kafeel Ahmed, who suffered 90% burns after the Glasgow airport attack on 30 June. They discounted the possibility that Haneef was returning to see his six-day-old daughter, who had neonatal jaundice, and wife who had given birth to her first child by emergency caesarean section.
Following his arrest, Haneef's family claimed that any link between him and the terrorists is only tenuous, and a case of guilt by association, that he was not involved in the plot, and that he was returning to India to see his wife and daughter.[15] Haneef's father-in-law said the doctor wanted to take his wife and daughter back to Australia after getting the infant a passport, and so travelled without a return ticket.[16]
The AFP claimed in a court affidavit that Haneef, "had no explanation as to why he did not have a return ticket" from India to Australia. While the police affidavit stated Haneef "had no explanation" about his one-way ticket, the record of interview shows that he gave a detailed explanation to police while answering questions. Haneef told police that, as he did not have funds in his Australian bank account, his father-in-law had booked and paid for the one-way ticket with an understanding that "when I go there we can arrange for the coming back ticket. Because I just got 7 days' leave approved".[17]
The SIM card[edit]
Australian authorities alleged that as Haneef left Britain he recklessly provided assistance to a terrorist organisation by leaving his relative, Sabeel Ahmed, a SIM card and the balance of a two-year mobile phone contract to use and pay off when he left Britain in July 2006.[18][19] Relatives have said that he left the SIM card behind to save money by not surrendering the remaining value of the contract to the telephone company.[19][20][21] The prosecutor claimed the SIM card was found inside the vehicle used in the Glasgow Airport attack. This allegation, central to the case, has proved to be false and investigating British police officers have concluded that the case is being driven by politics rather than policing.[22][23][24][25][26] Mick Keelty revealed that Scotland Yard had initially told Australian Federal Police investigators that the SIM card was found in the jeep confirming that the conduit for the SIM card error was the Australian Federal Police, contrary to Mick Keelty's previous denials.[27] A review by the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), Damian Bugg, revealed the allegations connected to the SIM card use as "error of fact".[28]
The AFP claimed in a court affidavit that Haneef told police in his first interview that he lived in Britain with the two terrorism suspects, his cousins: "On 2 July and 3 July 2007 Dr Haneef participated in a taped record of interview with the AFP and stated the following: Whilst in the UK he resided with suspects 1 and 2 (alleged suicide bomber Kafeel Ahmed and his brother Sabeel Ahmed), at 13 Bentley Road, Liverpool."
In subsequent Immigration Department documents used to advise Australian Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews, senior public servant Peter White asserts: "Dr Haneef advised the AFP that he resided with Dr Sabeel Ahmed at a boarding house located at 13 Bentley Road, Liverpool, UK.[17] " This error was not corrected by the AFP, and revealed by Hedley Thomas on 20 July in The Australian.[27]
However, in the record of the interview, Haneef told police that he lived at 13 Bentley Road, Liverpool, with several doctors, whom he names. None of those named are known to be suspects in the Glasgow or London incidents. Haneef told police that he had moved out of 13 Bentley Road by the time that Sabeel Ahmed moved there. He also told police that he visited Cambridge on two occasions in 2004 and stayed for up to six days with Kafeel Ahmed.
The diary[edit]
There has been confusion with the handling of evidence, with Australian police presenting their own notes to Haneef under the impression that they were diary entries written by Haneef.[29] This led to inaccurate claims that the police had written in the diary itself[30][31] but it has been confirmed that the police notes were not written in Haneef's diary.[32]
Other allegations[edit]
Unsubstantiated media reports claim that Mohamed Haneef was in frequent and extensive contact with two men at the centre of Britain's car-bomb plot on the eve of their failed terror attacks. The online communication between Haneef and the bomb plotters was (supposedly) prolific and that authorities have (supposedly) gathered significantly more evidence against him than that has been disclosed publicly.
There are claims that computer records obtained by authorities reveal that Haneef remained in close contact with both Kafeel and his brother Sabeel until the failed bombings on 29 June.[33] Haneef's colleagues at Gold Coast Hospital said Haneef "had made no mention of his planned personal trip to India, and had commented often about how well it worked to have his family living in India while he was working in Queensland"[34]
Australian police alleged a link between Haneef and Bilal Abdullah, the owner and occupant of the Jeep used in the attack, by claiming Haneef admitted knowing a person named "Bilal" but refused to provide further information on him. In fact Haneef had actually stated he knew a "Bilab" and freely gave information about this person.[35][36]
Australian intelligence authorities are reportedly probing a report in the Indian newspaper The Asian Age that alleged Haneef supposedly belonged to the now banned Student Islamic Movement of India (SIMI) when he was at medical school. Haneef's lawyer Peter Russo said he asked his client about the claim: "His response to it was it's simply not true", Mr Russo told ABC Radio.[37][38]
Australia has reportedly sought details from India of personal information such as banking transactions related to Haneef. The request came after Indian authorities declined to comply with a request for "friendly sharing of information" made by a representative of the Australian Federal Police during a visit there last week.[39]
On Sunday, 22 July, some News Limited papers[40] reported unsubstantiated claims from unnamed law enforcement sources that the AFP was investigating Haneef's alleged involvement in a plot to blow up a Gold Coast skyscraper. The reports also alleged that Haneef may have been one of a number of people who had expressed interest in the operations of planes at premises in Queensland. The Australian Federal Police commissioner Mick Keelty was forced to take the extraordinary step of publicly denying any substance to these claims.
Detention conditions[edit]
On Sunday 22 July the Queensland government revealed that Haneef will be treated "as a terrorist" while detained in jail and subject to special conditions, including solitary confinement for 23 hours a day.
Queensland Police and Corrective Services Minister Judy Spence said the conditions of his detention included no contact with other inmates, meaning Haneef would be alone in a cell for all but one hour a day, when he is allowed to exercise.
"Anyone who is charged under terrorist legislation is obviously seen as a greater threat to the good order of our society than other types of prisoners," she said.[41]
Haneef is believed to have been moved from the Brisbane watchhouse to a nearby remand centre on the morning of 18 7 July. Just after 9:30 a.m. an armoured police van left the Brisbane City Watchhouse with a prisoner inside. The man was hunched over, hiding his face between his knees.[42]
Haneef's wife Firdous Arshiya has spoken of her relief at finally being able to speak to him by phone eleven days after he was arrested.[43] Australia has now also revoked the visa of Firdous Arshiya; they did not provide a reason for the cancellation.[44]
Australian authorities charged Haneef under Section 102.7(2) of the Criminal Code Act 1995. An offence under this section of the Act carries a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison. The basis of the charge was the allegation that he had intentionally provided support to an organisation, deemed to be a terrorist organisation under the terms of the act, whilst being reckless as to whether it was a terrorist organisation. The allegation centered on the gift of his own SIM card to his cousin, Sabeel Ahmed.[45]
Haneef's links with his cousins were cited by police as a key factor in their case, and a Commonwealth prosecutor told magistrate Jacqui Payne:[17]
Dr Haneef lived with these people.
He may have worked with these people.
He associated with these people.
He is their second cousin.
Granting of bail[edit]
Haneef was ordered to be freed on a relatively modest, $10,000 surety on 16 July 2007,[46] after the public prosecutor failed to convince the magistrate that the doctor should be remanded in custody. His barrister, Stephen Keim, SC, argued for the Indian national to be released on bail and said the case against Haneef was "extremely weak".[47] The matter was due to be heard again on 31 August 2007. After the decision by Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews to cancel his work visa, Haneef chose not to post bail, opting instead to remain in police custody until his appeal against the visa cancellation decision could be heard.[48]
Cancellation of visa by government[edit]
Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews announced that Haneef's visa has been cancelled immediately on "character grounds" and, if released on bail, he will be taken into immigration detention. Mr Andrews said that the Australian Federal Police will issue a "criminal justice certificate", the effect of which is that Haneef will remain in immigration detention while legal proceedings are afoot. Mr Andrews said he had revoked Haneef's 457 temporary skills visa on character grounds, because he "reasonably suspected" that Haneef had an association with people involved in terrorism. He further said "I'm satisfied the cancellation is in the national interest. I have a responsibility and a duty as minister under the Act to turn my mind to the question of whether Haneef passes the character test.",[49][50][51] This decision was criticised by the head of the Australian Bar Association, Stephen Estcourt who said "He can't do that"[52]
The decision to revoke Haneef's visa was given in principle support by the Shadow Minister of Immigration, Tony Burke[53]
On 31 July, Mr Andrews claimed to have canceled Haneef's visa based in part on an online chat that Haneef had with his brother prior to attempting to leave Australia.[54]
Appeal to Federal Court against visa cancellation[edit]
Haneef's legal team lodged an appeal against this decision with the Federal Court. In the preliminary hearing, Justice Spender described as "absolutely astounding" the government's argument that mere association with a suspected criminal means a non-citizen fails the character test for the purposes of his visa,[55] stating that even he could not pass the character test as he had represented murderers in the past: "Unfortunately, I would fail the character test on your statement because I have been associated with persons suspected of criminal conduct," adding "Suppose he had a cup of coffee with them 12 months ago, is that all association means?" the counsel representing the government, agreed, that would be enough for Justice Spender to fail the test, if he were a foreign citizen working in Australia on a visa.[41][56]
Justice Spender was also sceptical of the timing of the minister's decision, just hours after Magistrate Jacqui Payne granted Haneef bail. He said it was "curious" the minister had not decided to cancel the visa earlier, adding "There is room for the view that this was an act of circumventing the inconvenience of having him on bail".[41]
A full day of hearing has been set for 8 August.[57]
Leakage of interview transcript[edit]
On 18 July 2007, Haneef's barrister Stephen Keim confirmed that he had leaked a transcript of Haneef's initial interview with the AFP to the media in order to counter what he described as a campaign of damaging leaks by law enforcement agencies.[58] The transcript, now mirrored on the Internet,[59] was published on the website of The Australian newspaper then removed.[60][61] Australia's Attorney-General, Philip Ruddock, claimed that to ensure a fair trial Haneef might have been forced to spend more time in detention as a result of the leaked transcript,[62] Haneef's lawyers subsequently released the transcript from his second interview to the media.[63][64]
Reaction of Government of India[edit]
Meanwhile, in India, the Australian High Commissioner, John McCarthy was summoned to the Ministry of External Affairs, and told of India's concern over the way Haneef was being treated. This comes after Haneef's wife complained to the Prime Minister of India. The Ministry of External Affairs spokesman Navtej Sarna said, "The ministry expressed its concern to the Australian government that Dr Mohammed Haneef should be treated fairly and justly under Australian law".[65][66][66]
The Indian high commission in Canberra helped Haneef's family arrange legal assistance. India twice sought consular access to Dr Haneef.[67]
A minister of the Indian Government, E. Ahamed, met Haneef's family in Bangalore. Haneef's wife told him "India should put more pressure on Australia"[68]
The prime minister of India was quoted as to have said that he could not sleep the whole night owing to Haneef's arrest.
Criticism of prosecution case and government actions[edit]
Commonwealth prosecutor Clive Porritt had claimed that the SIM card was lent by Haneef to Sabeel Ahmed and was then passed to Khalid Ahmed before it was found in the wreckage of the Jeep Cherokee used in the Glasgow airport attack. It was subsequently reported by The Australian newspaper and ABC's AM program that the veracity of these claims are questionable, and that the SIM card was found in Liverpool at Sabeel Ahmed's residence.[69] The handling of the case by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) and the Department of Public Prosecutions (DPP) has been criticised by Victorian Supreme Court Judge (then criminal lawyer) Lex Lasry, and former chairman of the National Crime Commission, Peter Faris. These claims were disputed by Federal Police Commissioner, Mick Keelty.[70]
The Federal Labor party has resisted offering criticism of the Government's handling of the issue and has on several occasions offered the Government in principle support for Kevin Andrews' decision to cancel Haneef's visa. This contrasts with statements issued by The Greens which have been strongly critical of the Government's actions. Federal Labor's failure to criticise the Government is widely seen as an attempt by its leadership to avoid a political wedge issue in the lead up to the late-2007 federal election.
Queensland Premier, Peter Beattie has criticised the Federal government over the handling of the case and has called for an explanation. He was reported in The Australian newspaper[71] to have said:
"I'm deeply concerned about where we are," Mr Beattie said. "If they have stuffed this up, they should come clean. There are now too many questions and it's just looking sloppy.
Bill Hayden, former Governor-General, also criticised the government's handling of the case, which he described as "frightening and appalling", and especially the cancellation of Haneef's visa by immigration minister Kevin Andrews, which Hayden described as "arbitrary".[72]
Dropping of charge by Director of Public Prosecutions[edit]
On 27 July, all charges against Mohamed Haneef were dropped before Magistrate Wendy Cull in the Brisbane Magistrates Court. Prosecutor A.J. McSporran said that there would be "no reasonable prospect of a conviction of Haneef being secured." He told the court that prosecutors had made two mistakes at a bail hearing on 14 July.
One was their claim that Haneef's SIM card had been found in a burning jeep at Glasgow Airport when, in fact, it had been found in the possession of the brother of a terrorism suspect in Liverpool. The second error was their accusation that Haneef had once lived with some of the UK bombing suspects, when in fact he had not.[73] The Australian Labor Party has called for an external review of the handling of the Haneef case by the Office of the Commonwealth Director of Public Prosecutions.
Commonwealth Solicitor General's review of visa cancellation[edit]
On 27 July 2007 following the abandonment of the case by the Director of Public Prosecutions, the Minister held a press conference to announce that he had requested that the Commonwealth Solicitor General provide him with advice about whether his decision to cancel Haneef's visa should be reviewed, given the collapse of the prosecution's case. Pending the receipt of that advice, Minister Kevin Andrews made a Residence Determination under s197AB of the Migration Act 1958 to allow Haneef to be detained in the community, although with some restrictions on his movements and a requirement to report to authorities daily.[74][75]
On 28 July, the Minister announced that the Solicitor-General had completed his review of the Minister's decision and formed the conclusion that Dr Haneef's appeal will fail. As a result, the Minister has declined to reverse his decision and reaffirmed the intention of the Commonwealth to resist the appeal in the Federal Court.[76][77]
On 31 July 2007, Kevin Andrews released further details of the review by the solicitor general which, he claims, affirms the minister's decision to revoke Haneef's visa.[78]
Evidence presented by the Minister of Immigration regarding grounds for reasonable suspicion[edit]
The primary evidence presented by Kevin Andrews in his press conference of 31 July was an opinion authored by the Commonwealth Solicitor-General. This opinion contains exactly five direct quotes from source material (translated from Hindi into English) and several paraphrases of source material. The material presented is not a direct transcription of the translated chat room conversation. The highly selective nature of the quotations and paraphrases has drawn considerable criticism from media commentators, politicians and the legal community. The Minister has also been criticised for failing to mention in his assessment any mention of source material that was supportive of Haneef's claims of innocence.
The relevant paragraph from the Solicitor-General's advice is quoted here in full:
Part of the material supplied to the Minister protected under a 503A referred to a chat room conversation between Haneef and his brother Shuaib in India on 2 July. Obviously Shuaib was also a cousin of the Ahmed brothers. In the conversation, Shuiab informed Haneef "that nothing has been found out about you" and asked when he would be getting out. Haneef replied "today". Shuaib asked whether he had permission from his hospital to leave and what he told the hospital to take leave. Haneef said that he had told them that his baby was born in an emergency caesarean. Shuaib said "tell them you have to as you have a daughter born, do not tell them anything else". Shuaib then told Haneef not to delay his departure and not to let anyone else use his number in Australia or give it to anyone. He added that "Aunty told that brother Kafeel used it; he is in some sort of project over there" and that "that disturbance (incident) which happened, it happened like this, Kafeel told that he will come and fix everything up". Shauib also said that there was no contact with Kafeel. The protected material concluded with the following paragraphs...
Challenge to release full record of second interview[edit]
Haneef's legal advisers have challenged the Government to release the full record of the second police interview since they believe the public is entitled to judge for themselves whether the explanations given by Haneef in relation to these conversations are worthy of suspicion. His legal advisers have also pointed out that the material referred to by the Minister was available to the magistrate when she made her bail decision on 16 July and to the Director of Public Prosecutions when he decided to drop charges on 27 July. The Minister claims that these prior tests of the material are not relevant to his decision since, by the terms of the Act, he is not required to prove his suspicions beyond reasonable doubt. The Act also specifically exempts the Minister from the requirement to ensure his decisions comply with the principles of natural justice.
The Minister for Immigration has claimed that he is not entitled to release the record of interview since the information is controlled by the Australian Federal Police and the Commissioner of the Australian Federal Police has said that the police cannot do so either since investigations related to the material are ongoing. The Commissioner has pointed out that Haneef's legal team has had tapes of the interview since the time of the interview.
Partial response by Haneef to Minister's claims[edit]
Haneef is quoted, in a British media report, as stating that the remark "nothing has been found about you" was in relation to a BBC report about the Glasgow and London incidents.[79] There is a report dated 1 July on the BBC website which refers to (contemporaneously) recent arrests in Liverpool[80] however it is unknown if this is the report that Haneef was referring to. In this report, Haneef's cousin, Sabeel Ahmed was not mentioned by name but is reasonable to assume that Haneef and his brother would have been able to make that inference given it was known to them by that time that Sabeel Ahmed had been arrested.
Calls for a formal apology[edit]
The then premier of Queensland, Peter Beattie, on 30 July, said that Haneef had been treated "appallingly". "Kevin Andrews should be the subject of an inquiry, and the handling of the whole issue should be subject to a total reassessment," Mr Beattie said.
Mr Beattie said if any inquiry went ahead and found there was nothing to hold against Haneef, he should be given a formal apology.
You do not put someone in detention for this period of time then not pursue the matter against him in the courts without some sort of ... acknowledgement that a mistake was made, That's the least that we could do.[81]
Clearing of Name[edit]
On Sunday, 30 August 2008 The Sydney Morning Herald reported that the Australian Federal Police have finally confirmed they have cleared Dr Haneef as a suspect in the terrorism attack on Glasgow airport.
In a short statement released to the media yesterday afternoon, the AFP confirmed it had informed Dr Haneef's solicitor, Rod Hodgson, the federal Attorney-General, Robert McClelland, and the Home Affairs Minister, Bob Debus, that Dr Haneef was "no longer a person of interest".
Rod Hodgson from Maurice Blackburn Lawyers, Dr Haneef's lawyer said that Dr Haneef was "extremely happy" but made no indication if Haneef would return to Australia.
Return to India[edit]
Haneef's passport was returned to him, but his work visa was not returned. Within hours Haneef boarded a flight home to India. Immigration authorities prevented him holding a press conference prior to his departure.[83] The 60 Minutes program broadcast an interview with him conducted before he left the country, on 29 July.[84]
Peter Russo explained Haneef's decision to return home immediately as being motivated by a desire to see his family, in particular, his sick mother.[85]
On 28 July, the Immigration Minister stated:[86]
"After taking advice, including from the Australian Federal Police, I have indicated that the Commonwealth has no objection to Haneef leaving Australia. Indeed the effect of the visa cancellation is that he should remove himself, he should depart Australia in any event,"
A day later, Minister Kevin Andrews used the fact that Haneef had acted in accordance with his own advice as evidence that "heightens, rather than lessens" his suspicions about the correctness of his own as yet unpublished assessment of Haneef's alleged bad character.[87]
Job kept open[edit]
There have been mounting calls in Australia for the doctor to be allowed back to work, and the Gold Coast Hospital where he was working has said Haneef's job is waiting for him if he regains the visa.[88] Haneef has not returned to this job, choosing to pursue a career in Dubai.[89]
Family reactions[edit]
Haneef's family celebrated his release. "We've always known that he was innocent and now everyone else knows it too," Haneef's sister, Sumayya said. "It's been a year since we've last seen him and this last month has been so traumatic for us. We're all waiting to finally meet him. My brother has suffered so much this past month."[88]
Court case and return of visa[edit]
While in India, Haneef applied to have his visa reinstated through judicial review. The matter was held before Justice Spender, who on 20 August 2007 quashed Andrews' decision to cancel the visa. Spender ruled that the term "association" should not include mere social, family or professional relationships.
The government unsuccessfully appealed against the decision.[90] After the verdict Haneef's visa was returned to him and the Gold Coast Medical Association and the Queensland Premier announced he is eligible to re-register with the medical board to practise in Queensland. The Australian Federal Police continues to investigate Haneef but will not disclose why.[10]
Evidence of John Howard's involvement[edit]
During the 2008 inquiry into the Haneef affair, documents have revealed that former Prime Minister John Howard became involved in the case within 48 hours of Haneef's arrest. Lawyers in the case have suggested that the early involvement of the Prime Minister mean that John Howard colluded with Immigration Minister Kevin Andrews to politicise the issue.[91] John Howard has maintained that he had no involvement with the handling of the Haneef case.
The Clarke Inquiry and Report[edit]
On 13 March 2008, the Commonwealth Attorney-General Robert McClelland announced former NSW Supreme Court Justice, the Hon. John Clarke SC would chair an inquiry into the 'arrest, detention, charging, prosecution and release' of Dr Haneef (the Clarke Inquiry).[92]
The attorney-general labelled the Clarke inquiry a "judicial inquiry" [see Press Release 13 March 2008]. Dr Haneef's Lawyer, Stephen Keim called it a "virtual inquiry". The president of the Australian Council for Civil Liberties, Terry O'Gorman, called it a "Mickey Mouse inquiry".
The report[93] was presented to the government on 21 November 2008, and to the public about 23 December 2008. (The government said it had delayed the release due to concerns it could impact trials in the United Kingdom.) The government has responded.[94]
The report concludes:
- The evidence against Mohamed Haneef was "completely deficient".
- ASIO reported to the government two days after Haneef's arrest that there was no information that he was guilty of anything;
- Commander Ramzi Jabbour, manager, counter-terrorism (domestic), had lost objectivity and was "unable to see that the evidence he regarded as highly incriminating in fact amounted to very little"; and
- Police officers Neil Thompson and Adam Simms, who interrogated Haneef, refused to charge him, so Jabbour did so himself.
Then AFP commissioner Mick Keelty is barely mentioned in the report.
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Wikinews has related news: Australian police charge Indian doctor over failed UK bombings |
- Do Not Prejudge Haneef - K P S Gill
- Australian Federal Court upholds Haneef visa decision
- Department of Immigration and Citizenship documents on the cancellation of Haneef's Australian visa (The Sydney Morning Herald)
- Transcript of first Australian Police Interview
- Transcript of second Australian Police Interview
- campaign for Dr. Haneef
- Friends of Dr Haneef. Site for supporters of Dr Haneef
- Friends and supporters of Dr Haneef - mailing list
- Campaign for the resignation of Kevin Andrews, MP
- Four Corners - The Trials of Dr. Haneef (ABC Television)
- An interview with Stephen Keim SC - The Clarke Inquiry Pt 1
- [ The Clarke Inquiry website] This includes a full copy of the report.
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It holds no bearing on how he preforms his job. To think it does may suggest a mindset that anyone who has sexual intercourse with a man is beneath the standard of the male because of course they just know that somehow men are superior beings. (some day I would like to know how this conclusion was reached)
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Enter the dark, magical world of the House of Night, a world very much like our own, except here vampires have always existed.
Sixteen-year-old Zoey Redbird has just been Marked as a fledgling vampire and joins the House of Night, a school where she will train to become an adult vampire. That is, if she makes it through the Change - and not all of those who are Marked do.
It sucks to begin a new life, especially away from her friends, and on top of that, Zoey is no ordinary fledgling. She has been chosen as special by the vampire Goddess Nyx. Zoey discovers she has amazing powers, but along with her powers come bloodlust and an unfortunate ability to Imprint her human ex-boyfriend. To add to her stress, she is not the only fledgling at the House of Night with special powers. When she discovers that the leader of the Dark Daughters, the school's most elite group, is misusing her Goddess-given gifts, Zoey must look deep within herself for the courage to embrace her destiny - with a little help from her new vampire friends.
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"Warning, *Young adult*"
This is a well written book, however I question the placement of YOUNG adult. Strong Characters, and real life situations make for rewarding literature. The concepts principles and the narrator are a total win-win.
My only complaint would be that young adult and kids are so closely linked on the website. The introduction to the book even pronounces "This is Audible Kids". The subject matter is mostly adult, and older teens. High sexual content does make me worry that younger children might get an inappropriate dose of Oral Sex, Casual Sex, Sex as a way to keep a boyfriend, Alcohol abuse, Alcohol abuse at school and marijuana use. Of course that is only the first six chapters.
All that having been said, it is a good book, which was well read. I hope that Audible gets the rest of the series (Currently they only have book 1 and book 4, 2 and 3 to be released in late 2008). I would however need to know the teen, and their mental maturity level to recommend this book.
I would also suggest that Audible section 'young adult' and 'kids' sections in a way that makes this book less likely to fall into the hands of the young and mentally immature. Perhaps also amending the "Audible Kids" to pronounce "Audible Teens". As a responsible parent I try to check the literature my children listen to and read. Appropriately sectioning, and correct product placement does go a long way to assisting parents.
Busy mom who loves to read but doesn't always have the time. I enjoy YA, Romance and the occasional Best Seller.
"Just awful!"
The narration and the story were just awful! I found the story boring and the narrator spoke with a strange accent and mispronounced many common words. It was annoying.
"Great vamp series!"
The House of Night series is tagged as YA, and they are (lots of teenage angst) - but I enjoyed them all very much, and I am (ahem) mid-30's.
The plot is quite interesting, and I looked forward to each sequel as I listened to all of the books in the series, and can't wait for the next one in the fall. :)
This audiobook could have been better. The narration was just awful. The narrator attempts to perform accents but can't pull it off. If you can't do it then don't. It's that simple. It's really distracting. The novel itself is one of those that is borderline (the writing really isn't that great but it's tolerable) but the narration makes the book unbearable. It's a good thing I got this on sale!!
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This series is very good. I try to read what my kids read to see if it is apropriate and I actually ended up enjoying it but I would only recomend for 14 and up.
I have now I listened and read over 1500 books since 2010. Goodreads.com is a good way to find books and keep track of what you've read.
"Great story....but not for the kiddies"
As the previous posts have stated, this book isn't for kids. It does deal with some grown up topics: drugs, sexy, and drinking. I think that it's fine for late teens and 20 somethings.
The book seemed to start off really slow for me. I almost felt like skipping through the book to get to better parts. I'm happy I stuck with it though. After I got through the first third of the book, I really liked it. So...give it a chance...stick to it, I promise that it's a great series.
"Narrator sucks"
Edwina Wren is a terrible narrator, she cannot pronounce some common words, and she gives Shaunee a character from Connecticut a Southern accent, which makes absolutely no sense and is very distracting.
"not good..."
Sorry, but the narrator is soo irritating in this book I couldn't get past the first half hour. I wanted to turn it off in the first five minutes but to get my moneys worth I left it on. Unfortunately I didn't preview the audio before purchasing. Not only is the main characters voice annoying it gets worse with the other characters. Not even my 14 year old sister could stand to listen to it.
I was really disappointed in this book. It seems like the authors were just wanting to ride off the fame of the Twilight series. And it's a pathetic attempt, at that. It makes sense that it was written by a 16-year old girl but I'm appalled that she wrote it with her mother. The book borderlines on wiccan rituals and I guess if you are into that sort of thing, it's no big deal. But that along with the sexual content of the book in a few places, it just is not appropriate for the audience the book is geared towards.
Oh- and the reader of this book was horrid. I think that it probably made me dislike it even more. When the reader used an imitation southern accent, she sounded like she was impersonating an old lady and not a southern teenager. It was a blaring distraction.
"the start of a great series"
it is a teen series but i am 31 and i love it. It is not ur normal vampire story. The girl gets marked and has to go to the house of night for the 4 year change. The first book in the series is her life at the house of night for the first month of her change. You think this is just going to be a normal teen but it is not. It is for everyone that love vampire stories of all ages. Once you start listening to the story u will not be able to put it down. And audible uk is the best!!!
"Harry Potter meets queen of the damed"
Love it! Griping exciting vampire story mythic and not the usual vamp love story which is a refreshing change.
If you liked Buffy, Angel and the vampire diarys you will love it, it's very different to twilight but in a good way, thought I still enjoyed twilight. Marked is just as good if not better.
My mum recommended this book to me and I'm certainly glad I listened. Written by a mother and daughter team, this book begins a series unlike any other vampire series currently wetting our appitites, combining magic and folklore. With the main character, Zoe's narration to guide us, we are instantly sucked into her world. Her voice is excellent and she's a strong and likable heroine. The reader will sympathise as we watch Zoe struggle to come to terms with her fledgeling vampire state. The writing is descriptive and at times, both funny and moving, and the story is original and gripping. A promising start to the series.
"This is a great start to a series."
Well this is a story of a teen age girl name Zoey. She is marked on the forehead to become a vampire. She has to go to the house of night to start the change. Its a school for teens that are charging into a vampire. Zoey's mark is different to the other 3rd formers and the adult vampires think she is special because of her mark.. This is a good start to a great series and cant wait to listen to the rest of the books. 5 out of 5. This book is aimed at teens but adults will enjoy the book as well.
This was my first time listening to an audio book and what a start this has me hooked. Absolutely brilliant.
I loved the book, which I read few years ago, and I loved the performance of the reader. The voices of the different characters give a hint of their personality. Really enjoyable listening.
I really enjoyed the story and really want to listen to the next in the series. However I feel the narration is terrible. It's so annoying that I can't stand to listen to the next book. I'll read the ones narrated by Edwina Wren and listen to the others.
I love this series of books, this is the second time of listening to them highly addictive and a different take on vampire's.
"Narrator made the book."
Sometimes you can listen to a book and it's just not doing it for you, for me this was not one of those times. The narrator made the book for me and the voices where convincing for the different characters, I loved this series when I read it in paperback so I wasn't sure how it would be listening to it but it was really enjoyable. Looking forward to the next in the series.
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Supporting Actress, Drama Series: Anna Gunn, "Breaking Bad," AMC; Maggie Smith, "Downton Abbey," PBS; Emilia Clarke, "Game of Thrones," HBO; Christine Baranski, "The Good Wife," CBS; Morena Baccarin, "Homeland," Showtime; Christina Hendricks, "Mad Men," AMC.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — The man accused of killing a West Virginia sheriff bought several guns — not just one — after he had been determined legally ineligible to own them, a prosecutor said Friday.
Michael Sparks said the purchases were made after February 2010, when 37-year-old Tennis Melvin Maynard was deemed ineligible. Sparks, the Mingo County prosecutor, has declined to say why Maynard wasn't allowed to own a gun. But the suspect's father has said Maynard had mental problems and had been institutionalized.
Since 1968, federal law has banned certain individuals with a history of mental illness from buying guns. The nationwide background-check system, which is also used to prevent convicted felons from buying guns, was established under the 1993 Brady Bill.
A West Virginia database that forwards information on people involuntarily committed to a mental institution to the national system became operational in January 2011. Sparks said Maynard's "multiple" purchases were made before then, including the weapon used to shoot Sheriff Eugene Crum as the lawman ate lunch April 3 in a downtown Williamson parking lot.
Sparks said that gun was bought in Logan County.
Although Sparks wouldn't go into specifics, he said video surveillance — none of it close to the crime scene — is being collected as part of the investigation.
"One of my primary goals is to get as much video, any camera evidence to give a timeline on where (Maynard) was and what he was doing."
Maynard was shot and wounded by a Mingo County deputy in a chase following the attack on Crum. State Police say he crashed his car into a bridge in his hometown of Delbarton, then got out and pointed a weapon at the deputy, who shot him in self-defense.
State Police have said Maynard is up and moving at a Huntington hospital. Authorities have charged him with first-degree murder and attempted murder. In addition, federal prosecutors are investigating Maynard to see whether he lied on his gun permit application.
After his public defender cited a conflict, Huntington attorney Rick Weston was appointed to determine whether Maynard wants to hire his own counsel or wants one appointed for him, Sparks said.


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The FDA, expected by many health advocacy groups to pass a ban on BPA in food packaging, instead ruled today against a ban, stating that "there is not compelling scientific evidence to justify new restrictions" on the chemical, a plastic additive commonly used in food packaging of all kinds (including cans).
As part of a legal settlement with the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), the FDA was given a deadline of midnight today to decide on whether to ban BPA in packaging. The NRDC had included numerous studies revealing BPA-associated health risks with its petition, but the FDA said that in many cases the sample sizes used in those studies were too small to be conclusive, and in others, the results were strictly from animal studies, the results of which it said could not be applied to humans.
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Of all the foreign policy luminaries still silent on the 2012 race, Henry Kissinger has stood out most to political watchers. He was the lead of a recent Times story about whether people were waiting out the presidential race to see where Mitt Romney stands.
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I was back on the hard court again this last Wednesday for the Angelo State University games against Lone Star Conference foe Eastern New Mexico at the Junell Center. I've not shot many ASU games this season and was happy that I was able to stay in town to cover some local sports. Both the men and women teams have seen some success this season, though I wouldn't classify it as a great year overall.
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Mainwaring, Mark C. and Benskin, Clare and Hartley, Ian R. (2008) The weight of female-built nests correlates with female but not male quality in the Blue Tit Cyanistes caeruleus. Acta Ornithologica, 43 (1). pp. 43-48. ISSN 0001-6454
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Among bird species where only one parent constructs the nest, the "sexual display hypothesis" predicts that building behaviour and the structure of the completed nest is a post-pairing, sexually selected signal that informs the non-builder of her/his partner's quality and/or willingness to invest in reproduction, Moreover, the "differential allocation hypothesis" predicts that an individual's investment in parental behaviours, such as nest building, will vary in relation to the partner's quality. These hypotheses were examined in the socially monogamous, hole-breeding Blue Tit, a species in which the female alone builds nests. Parental quality was quantified by recording body size, feather mite load and age. The weight of nests was found to correlate positively with female head-bill length and feather mite load, but not with any indicators of male quality This result is in accordance with the "sexual display" hypothesis, and demonstrates that nest size Could be a form of intra-specific communication that helps inform the non-building partner of the builder's reproductive quality.
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Uncontrolled Keywords: | NEST WEIGHT ; NEST BUILDING ; MATERNAL CONSTRUCTION ; SEXUAL DISPLAY HYPOTHESIS ; DIFFERENTIAL ALLOCATION HYPOTHESIS ; HOLE-BREEDING PASSERINE ; BLUE TIT ; CYANISTES CAERULEUS |
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Departments: | Faculty of Science and Technology > Lancaster Environment Centre |
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Deposited On: | 04 Aug 2010 16:50 |
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