Injustice towards aborigines<\/p>\n
I read recently with contempt how four members of the
\nIndonesian Human Rights Commission had traveled to Canberra
\nreporting to a Human Rights Forum, convened by Australians.
\nPerhaps the Indonesian delegates will be taught by their
\nAustralian counterparts on how to quietly decimate an entire race
\nof people, (Australian aborigines), and still be regarded as a
\ndeveloped and civilized nation by the International Community.<\/p>\n
Australia persists in pointing its grubby finger at Indonesia
\nciting East Timor issues, while simultaneously ignoring the
\ndespicable injustice suffered by Australian aborigines.<\/p>\n
My question is this: In 1788 there were an estimated 300,000
\nor more Australian aborigines, today this population has fallen
\nto a mere 70,000, many of whom languish in oppressive
\ninstitutions. In the words of the indignant French: \"What
\nhappened to the rest?\"<\/p>\n
Name and address<\/p>\n
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