Claire Loughnan

Confinement: Spaces and practices of care and control – editorial introduction

Claire Loughnan, Diana Johns, Claire Spivakovsky

Journal article  |  2022  |  Incarceration

On 9 August 2019, a workshop convened at the University of Melbourne, Australia, brought together academics, practitioners and adv..

Policy Paper: Healthcare and the Health-Related Harms of Australia’s Refugee Externalisation Policies

Jordana Silverstein, Sara Dehm, Claire Loughnan, Samantha O’Donnell

Report  |  2022

Witnessing violence: Stories from a migration support worker

Nicole Judge, Claire Loughnan

Journal article  |  2022  |  Incarceration

In August 2019, academics, practitioners and advocates as well as individuals with lived experiences of confinement, came together..

The scene and the unseen: Neglect and death in immigration detention and aged care

Claire Loughnan

Journal article  |  2022  |  Incarceration

Institutional confinement is paradoxically characterised by intense surveillance, while those confined are often rendered invisibl..

COVID-19 passports and refugees: an emerging border technology of exclusion and mobility injustice

S Dehm, C Loughnan

Journal article  |  2022  |  Australian Journal of Human Rights

The global COVID-19 pandemic has seen unprecedented state border closures and a proliferation of novel restrictions on human mobil..

Active neglect and the externalisation of responsibility for refugee protection

C Loughnan

Book Chapter  |  2022

Since the 1980s, we have seen a shift in how signatory states to the Refugee Convention respond to claims for protection. Notably,..

Scores of medevac refugees have been released from detention. Their freedom, though, remains tenuous

Claire Loughnan, Sara Dehm

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2021

Over 100 refugees have been abruptly and quietly released from immigration detention in Melbourne, Brisbane and Darwin hotels sinc..

Speaking Truth From Below

Claire Loughnan

Scholarly Contribution to Database/Website  |  2021

A new exhibition highlights the stories and experiences of whistleblowers who have spoken out and suffered for doing so

Agonistes

Hoda Afshar, James Wright, Claire Loughnan, Peter Hatzipavlis, Alexandra Spence, Duane Morrison, Anna Zagala, Mark Ruff

Recorded or Rendered Work  |  2021

Using the medium of photography and film, Agonistes explores the experiences of nine whistleblowers who have spoken out about harm..

COVID-19 and Sites of Confinement: Public Health, Disposable Lives and Legal Accountability in Immigration Detention and Aged Care

Claire Loughnan, Sara Dehm, Linda STEELE

Journal article  |  2021  |  University of New South Wales Law Journal

The global COVID-19 pandemic starkly revealed the underlying structural harms and produced vulnerabilities for people living in cl..