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New Indigenous Organization Tackles Family Violence in Australia
First article: 24 mar. 2026, 13:00
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A new organization, led by First Nations people, has been established in Australia to combat the hidden problem of family violence affecting Indigenous communities. This initiative recognizes the unique cultural context and historical factors contributing to the issue, aiming to deliver tailored solutions that are more effective than mainstream approaches. The organization will focus on prevention, early intervention, and providing support to victims and families.Articles about this topic
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New First Nations-led organisation to target hidden ‘scourge’ of family violence
National peak body will work with community-controlled organisations to address rates of violence against Indigenous women and girlsGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastA new national body to reduce rates of family and sexual violence toward Aboriginal women and children will launch in Canberra on Wednesday, after years of campaigning by Indigenous women’s safety advocates.First Nations women are seven times more likely to be killed and 27 times more likely to be hospitalis
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