SA police investigating officer for racist messages to Sudanese-Australian lawyer Nyadol Nyuon

"After he was identified and couldn't abuse me anymore, I deleted his comments, asked that he no longer be named in reports and specifically mentioned when called by South Australia Police that I was not interested in getting him fired," Ms Nyuon tweeted."This not because I am good or kind. It is because we all deserve little acts of mercy. We have to refuse, as much as we can, to totally dehumanise a person because they have dehumanised us.

In addition to her work as a lawyer, Ms Nyuon has emerged as a leading advocate for human rights and multiculturalism and was awarded the Australian Human Rights Commission's 'Racism: It Stops With Me' award in 2018.

Charity begins at home it might be a good idea if she mentored her brother or advise him to turn up for his court appearances to start with.

Lets forget about racism. It is stopping our progress. Police harrasment. Many of us are harrassed by police. Lets focuson reform. Forget the racsim aspect

Lol we saved you from a civil war and you can't take mean words. You ain't worthy of civilization

SBS more one sided shit ...Media your station.needs to be shut down ..You insight violence...towards all Australia's

If you don't comply to our way of life just get the hell out ..you given a new life and you destroy it...the lot of you..

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