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As Stolen Generations survivors ‘pass away at a rapid rate’, some still await official redress

  • Written by Narelle Bedford, Associate Professor, Faculty of Law, Bond University
As Stolen Generations survivors ‘pass away at a rapid rate’, some still await official redressOn the eve of the 2008 apology to Stolen Generations survivors, candles spelling 'sorry' were laid in front of Canberra's Parliament House.Andrew Sheargold/Getty

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