Australia's Ethical Stand: The Assange Case and National Identity

This chapter examines Julian Assange's situation and Australia's response to his imprisonment, highlighting human rights concerns and the moral obligations of the government to its citizens. It contrasts Australia’s political and economic strengths with challenges faced by other nations, advocating for prioritization of citizens' needs over external issues. The discussion also underscores the crucial role of freedom of expression amidst rising authoritarianism, urging a collective pushback against threats to this fundamental right.