Farood Abdali is just eleven when a drone strike destroys his family's home in Baghlan Province, Afghanistan, killing his father and leaving him and his older brother alone. We skip forward eight years to a prison where nineteen-year-old Farood is beginning a life sentence for a crime he says he didn't commit.
A highly original narrative of exile and survival from rural England to New South Wales and the Tasman Sea filling a gap in the literature of transportation and dramatising a key period in British penal history.
This thoroughly researched study highlights the international community's failure to regulate contemporary state research, development, marketing and/or deployment of riot control agents and incapacitating chemical agent weapons.
Creative writing and exercises for offenders and those at risk. Ideal for people who work with or support offenders and those at risk.
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