The many forms of harassment and constitutional rights

Hi,

After a somewhat difficult week in relation to my site I can upload material again. Last Tuesday and Wednesday our computer was attacked with viruses. As a result, I could not upload anything on my site, nor work on our computer. Later extracts from texts were removed, which was creepy. Then on Thursday and Friday as we were resolving this problem the site ‘disappeared’ completely…… But now I can upload material again, so there’s a new drawing and a film I’d like to suggest Oranges and Sunshine by Jim Loach based on Margaret Humphrey’s book, which refers to the Forgotten Australians, the thousands of children migrants, adults today, who were deported from England to Australia, especially during the 1950s and 1960s. Humphrey wrote ‘when Jim Loach first asked to make a film based on Empty Cradles, I was concerned that the lives of former child migrants should be captured on the big screen in all their complex humanity. I must confess that I dreaded seeing myself, my family and my colleagues twisted out of shape to suit the drama. My fears were unfounded. I would have been its fiercest critic if it had fallen short, but Jim’s film, Oranges and Sunshine, is sensitive, compelling , finely crafted and absolutely true to the spirit of this book’(2011, Empty Cradles, Kindle Edition).

Tonya Kyriazis-Alexandri

Χωρίς τίτλο            Institutional care and training…….

All persons have the right to the protection of their health and of their genetic identity. Matters relating to the protection of every person against biomedical interventions shall be specified by law (from Article 5 of the Greek constitution)

Torture, any bodily maltreatment, impairment of health or the use of psychological violence, as well as any other offence against human dignity are prohibited and punished as provided by law (from Article 7 of the Greek constitution)

Every person’s home is a sanctuary. The private and family life of the individual is inviolable (from Article 9 of the Greek constitution)

All persons have the right to be protected from the collection, processing and use, especially by electronic means, of their personal data, as specified by law. The protection of personal data is ensured by an independent authority, which is constituted and operates as specified by law ((from Article 9Α of the Greek constitution)

Every person may express and propagate his thoughts orally, in writing and through the press in compliance with the laws of the State (from Article 14 of the Greek constitution)

 

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