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Hiding the violence of indigenous women hurts their families

23 January 2021

9:00 AM

23 January 2021

9:00 AM

Late last year saw publication of another indigenous report, thousands more words about challenges facing these troubled communitiesThe Australian Human Rights Commission’s Women’s Voices report contained a heavy focus on protecting women from indigenous violence, claiming this was critical for healing the intergenerational trauma afflicting so much of Aboriginal society. 

It makes sense to highlight the alarming levels of indigenous domestic assault, with so many women and children victims of male violence.

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