We have joined nearly 100 other organisations to call for immediate national action on youth justice.
Today we joined nearly 100 organisations (organised by Change the Record) calling on the Prime Minister and Chief Ministers to take national action on youth justice in light of the release of the Report of the Royal Commission and Board of Inquiry into the Protection and Detention of Children in the Northern Territory last Friday. The levels of abuse towards Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in the justice system are unacceptable.
You can see our call for national action for youth justice here.
Each January, Aunty Jean Phillips and Brooke Prentis with the support of Common Grace invite Australian Christians to acknowledge our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples as we remember our past and find a way forward together.
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Brooke Prentis is calling us to gather and pray breakthrough and justice for Aboriginal Deaths in Custody.
We have joined nearly 100 other organisations to call for immediate national action on youth justice.
Brooke Prentis reflects on #ClintonsWalkForJustice and the injustices Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples still face in Australia, exhorting us to walk forward together, step-by-step.
We grieve for Wayne Fella Morrission. We grieve for Tane Chatfield. We grieve for every preventable death in custody.