Stephen Keim wants Haneef to come back

The Australian reports today (19/12/09) that Stephen Keim and Haneef's other lawyers continue to pursue the Australian government through the Administrative Appeals Tribunal - seeking the release of documents on the case. Keim was also recently awarded the Human Rights Commission human rights medal for 2009. Keim also told The Australian today that he remains hopeful that Dr Haneef will return to Australia in the future.

SBS Arabic program interview with me

http://www20.sbs.com.au/podcasting/index.php?action=feeddetails&feedid=14

SBS podcast of interview in Arabic

http://www20.sbs.com.au/podcasting/index.php?action=feeddetails&feedid=14

SBS Arabic program interview forthcoming

Tune into the SBS Arabic national radio program on Saturday November 7 for an interview with me, Emad Solimon and host Majida Aboud on my book Haneef: A Question of Character between 7am and 8am EST (daylight saving time Sydney).

Haneef: A Question of Character book launch

My book was launched on October 20, 2009 in Brisbane by ABC journalist Rafael Epstein. Rafael generously gave of his time to travel to Brisbane and speak at the event. More than 100 people gathered to hear Griffith University PVC Arts, Education and Law Paul Mazerrole set the scene at the launch with his discussion of the big issues raised by the Haneef case and my book Haneef: A Question of Character, including the legal issues, human and civil rights. Then it was my turn - and looking at the assembled cast and crew was like being at a big family reunion. Familiar faces from the amazing journey I've been on since the story of Dr Haneef's arrest broke in the media on July 3, 2007. I couldn't resist throwing out the invitation to any AFP officers who might have joined us at the launch, to remind former AFP Commissioner Mr Mick Keelty that he still owes me an interview. Let me explain. At a function in 2008 Mr Keelty promised he would undertake an interview with me for Haneef: A Question of Character once the Clarke Inquiry was finished. As I said on Ocotber 20 at the launch, I'm still waiting for that interview - there's room for it in the second print run! Rafael talked about how the case unfolded in the UK and what led him to the story that revealed the true location of Dr Haneef's SIM card. I signed dozens of copies of my book, but what was most gratifying was seeing the members of my 'big family' thoroughly enjoying themselves. I thank my 'big family' for their support and help during the past two years.

Australian Federal Police want corruption defined

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,26249214-29277,00.html

Buying Haneef:A Question of Character

You can order Haneef: A Question of Character through Halstead Press @ www.halsteadpress.com.au
or Ph: 02 92113033, email halstead@halsteadpress.com.au

Haneef: A Question of Character

I'll be adding information and links to this site about my latest book Haneef: A Question of Character. I will post links to media interviews, reviews and latest news about the Dr Mohamed Haneef case.