First Nations people are grossly over-represented in Australia's justice system while asylum seekers can languish for years in indefinite detention. These stories are being told in a powerful new production by Indigenous performance company Marrugeku. abc.net.au/radionational/pro…

Stories of incarceration and indefinite detention told through dance - ABC Radio National

First Nations people are grossly over-represented in Australia's justice system while asylum seekers can languish for years in indefinite detention.  These stories are being told in a powerful new...

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Feb 28, 2023 · 11:44 PM UTC

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And in the parliament.
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That will be interesting.
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What is not told is, more indigenous break the law and end up in the justice system Can anyone in Australia identify a homeless refugee? Grow up
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lol
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False
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Paid for by the people being denigrated in the performance.
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Have they committed some sort of crime, appeared in court and then been sentenced to incarceration Before being jailed? Some are repeat offenders? Role here for local early intervention & maybe an Elders’ led boot camp to teach respect for themselves, their culture & community?
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The government should fund justice and not the arts