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To PM Tony Abbott: BRING JOCK PALFREEMAN HOME NOW

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Claire Sertori
11 years ago

This has gone on far too long, please let 2015 be the year something is done to bring this young man home.

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Claire Sertori
11 years ago

This has gone on far too long, please let 2015 be the year something is done to bring this young man home.

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Richard Skinner
11 years ago

This is a travesty of justice. And believe me, I know all about travesties of justice.

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steve elsworth
12 years ago

pay the bribe and get him home

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simone assmann
12 years ago

Corrupt system, let this man go free.....

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Robyn
12 years ago

Bring him home! no man should have to deal with such a large scale of corruption for trying to defend himself and others!!

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Kiril Todorov
12 years ago

!!!

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Alexander Hansson
12 years ago

wake up!

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susanna scurry
12 years ago

Enough is enough. Bring him home.

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katarina murray
12 years ago

please free this young man. From what I have read this was not a fair trial. A decent australia citizen with alot to offer is languishing in a foreign prison. please bring JocK home

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Elsie corrigan
12 years ago

Free Jock! At least bring our Aussie home.

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Helene Affleck
12 years ago

This is totally unjust and I can't understand why the Australian government won't do anything to help. I've been following Jock since the first Australian story aired many years ago and am very saddened by what has happened to him.

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Maria watt
12 years ago

This is an outrage look at the facts look at the court case - no justice just bias.

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Pete Sherrah
12 years ago

Do something right Tony

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Michelle Hinchcliffe
12 years ago

A miscarriage of justice. How has due process been followed?

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Jamie Costello
12 years ago

What a monumental injustice. The Australian Government needs to do more to right this wrong!

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Liam Erby
12 years ago

It is astounding that the Australian government can sit on their hands and do nothing whilst an innocent young man's life is wasting away in a foreign prison. Something needs to change and hopefully this is a catalyst that can help

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David Thode
12 years ago Featured

DFAT should be ashamed of their actions in this case- an Australian citizen is subjected to a clearly unjust process, yet they sit idly and allow a young man to be threatened in a hostile prison environment. DFAT needs to get involved and do their job- allow this man to face a fair trial and prove his innocence.

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Sylvie Leber
12 years ago

Very sad

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Elizabeth Erskine
12 years ago

This is SO unfair - we MUST do something & SOON - why are we letting this injustice happen? - this young man could have been my brother / son or husband, would we want to see them in there for all these years without help from the Aust people & government? Come on - lets get Jock out very very soon!