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Northern Territory: Congress Says Govt Should Stop, Listen And Test NT Laws For Human Rights Violations


Northern Territory: Congress Says Govt Should Stop, Listen And Test NT Laws For Human Rights Violations   Congress says it will continue to oppose new Intervention laws because they have not been tested for human rights violations as part of its on-going support to Aboriginal people in the Northern Territory.   Congress Co-Chairs Jody Broun and Les Malezer said more Aboriginal people are calling for the laws before Parliament to be scrapped, most recently the Yolgnu Nations Assembly,...

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