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Australien, Protest gegen Gesetzesänderung für Inhaftierte in Melbourne

12.08.2026

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  • August 12, 2026, Melbourne, Australia: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA †AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia - ZUMAq101 20260812_zna_q101_039 Copyright: xYexMyoxKhantx
  • August 12, 2026, Melbourne, Australia: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA †AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia - ZUMAq101 20260812_zna_q101_038 Copyright: xYexMyoxKhantx
  • August 12, 2026, Melbourne, Australia: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA †AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia - ZUMAq101 20260812_zna_q101_037 Copyright: xYexMyoxKhantx
  • August 12, 2026, Melbourne, Australia: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA †AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia - ZUMAq101 20260812_zna_q101_036 Copyright: xYexMyoxKhantx
  • August 12, 2026, Melbourne, Australia: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA †AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia - ZUMAq101 20260812_zna_q101_035 Copyright: xYexMyoxKhantx
  • August 12, 2026, Melbourne, Australia: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA †AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia - ZUMAq101 20260812_zna_q101_034 Copyright: xYexMyoxKhantx
  • August 12, 2026, Melbourne, Australia: MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA †AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia - ZUMAq101 20260812_zna_q101_033 Copyright: xYexMyoxKhantx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx
  • Protesters rally against proposed prison reform bill in Melbourne MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA AUGUST 12, 2026: Hundreds of people gather in Melbourne to protest the Victorian Government s Corrections Amendment Bill 2026, legislation critics have dubbed the No Air in Prison Bill. The proposed law follows a 2026 Supreme Court of Victoria ruling concerning prisoners statutory right to spend at least one hour each day in the open air. Human rights organisations, legal groups and community advocates argue the bill would make access to outdoor time subject to operational considerations, raising concerns about the rights and welfare of people in custody. Melbourne Australia Copyright: x xYexMyoxKhantx xJNAxPressx