Barbwire Noose®: A Movement for Human Rights and Empowerment

The Story Behind the Brand

Barbwire Noose® is not just a brand; it’s a powerful movement for human rights activism and empowerment. It was born from my relentless fight for a better quality of life for disabled clients in government care. This brand promotes the idea of creating positive change at a governance level. It encourages nonconformity in the face of injustice. Inspired by the slogan "Fear Is The Root Of All Weakness®," Barbwire Noose® strives for a better world. It offers empowering lessons on standing up against authority and fighting for change.

I want you to feel the urgency of this cause. Imagine for a moment that you were disabled. Picture yourself unable to move to push somebody away or feed yourself. You can't speak to say "no," "that food is too hot," or "I'm hungry." Yet, you can feel hunger, comprehend sound, and shiver because you are cold. Close your eyes for a moment and think about this reality. This is the world many face every day, and it’s time we take action.

Get Involved in this Human Rights Movement

I invite you to join me in this fight. Barbwire Noose is available in over 200 BAM stores across the USA and the UK. We need your voice. We need your passion. Together, we can make a difference.

Key Roles and Achievements

Fashion Designer

I am the founder and lead designer of Barbwire Noose® Clothing, established in 2005. I describe it as a "human rights brand" and a movement for empowerment. Fashion is not just about looks; it’s about making statements.

Author

I have poured my heart into several autobiographical works. My book, Barbwire Noose: The Story Behind the Brand (2023), and the Anything But Ordinary series (2025) detail my personal experiences with social injustice, human rights, and my battle against alleged government neglect in the disability sector. Writing is my way of shedding light on these issues.

Pageantry

I’ve held numerous titles, including Ms Southern Hemisphere World 2019, Ms Australasia United Nations Charity 2015, and Ms Earth Charity Queen 2017. These titles are not just accolades; they are platforms for advocacy.

Activist and Whistleblower

I am known as one of Australia’s most prominent whistleblowers. I advocate for legal accountability, human rights, and a better quality of life for disabled individuals in government care. My voice is loud, and I won’t be silenced.

Background and Education

Early Life

I was born in Adelaide, South Australia, on April 25, 1984, and raised in regional South Australia. My upbringing shaped my perspective on life and justice.

Education

I hold a Diploma in Music and Management. I have pursued studies in a Master’s of Business Administration, Law, and Sustainable Fashion. Education is power, and I’ve armed myself with knowledge to fight for those who can’t.

Community Involvement

I have worked as an AUSTSWIM-qualified swimming instructor. I’ve also volunteered as a crisis caller counselor for Lifeline. Giving back is essential. It’s about creating a community that supports one another.

Follow My Journey

Follow the journey of Princess Marcia #406 as I confront government neglect and harassment in the disabilities sector and beyond. You can explore my story through the ABO Autobiographical Series or connect with me on social media.

Human Rights Matter

This is not just a slogan; it’s a call to action. Human rights matter, and we must stand together to ensure that every voice is heard. Are you ready to join me? Together, we can drive positive societal change, especially in Australia's governance and disability sectors.

Let’s rise up and make a difference!