Abdul Sari

Article Abstract:

Abdul Sari, Director of Westside Youth Centre in Sydney's Liverpool neighborhood, is a politically active Muslim of Lebanese descent, and is concerned that Australia's news media do not give a great deal of coverage to matters of concern to the Muslim population in Australia. In fact, the news coverage of the attacks on the World Trade Center has produced an anti-Muslim tension, so that Muslims are all suspect in the eyes of Anglo-Australians. Sari complains that the police target any youths who do not look like they are white, making it very difficult for those youths to respect the police.

Civil Rights, Management, Race relations, Youth, Muslims, Youth organizations, Sari, Abdul

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Source and denial

Article Abstract:

Plagiarism is a temptation for journalists since the media first went mass and is amplified by an online world, in which other people's stories and research are a mouse-click away. Plagiarism is easy to do and time consuming to detect as all reporters recycle stories and ideas.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Ethics, Analysis, Evaluation, Practice, Plagiarism, Ethical aspects, Journalists

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Fathers in law

Article Abstract:

Barry Williams, a spokesman for the Lone Fathers Association points out that the statistics on family violence relied on by the Family court and legal experts are wrong. It is reported that very few couples whose marriages break down end up in family courts.

Domestic Violence (Families), Reports, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Family violence, Domestic violence, Spokespeople, Williams, Barry

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