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The role of re-storying in addressing over-incarceration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples

The role of re-storying in addressing over-incarceration of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
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Almost all Covid-19 fines remain unpaid

Almost all Covid-19 fines remain unpaid
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Indigenous charities fear being silenced under new Australian government regulations

Advertisement Indigenous-led charities are concerned new federal government regulations tabled in Parliament on Tuesday could prevent them from speaking out on important social issues for fear they may face deregistration proceedings. Proposed changes to the Australian Charities and Not-for-profits Commission Regulations 2013 seek to broaden the commissioner’s ability to strike off non-profits and non-government organisations from the charity register if they are deemed to have committed “summary” – or low-level – offences including blocking a footpath and unlawful assembly in private or public spaces. George Selvanera from the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service says the proposed legislation could be damaging for Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisations.

Victorian bail laws under fire as it fails to reach unambitious targets

Victorian bail laws under fire as it fails to reach ‘unambitious’ targets  Victorian bail laws under fire as it fails to reach ‘unambitious’ targets  Share The Victorian government is under fire for its commitment to the new Closing the Gap Agreement after a progress report found that Australia is not on track to meet the “already unambitious” targets relating to incarceration of Aboriginal people.  Marking the fourth anniversary of Victoria’s bail laws, lawyers with the Human Rights Law Centre (HRLC) have reflected on the “devastating” effect that they have had on Aboriginal people, but particularly women, as the prison population continues to rise. Paired with an agreement last year, the government is being heavily criticised. 

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