Royal Commission Into Aboriginal Deaths In Custody
Warning: This article contains the names of Indigenous people who have diedWith at least 630 Indigenous people having died in custody since the landmark Royal Commission 35 years ago, experts and advo...
34 Aboriginal community leaders, human rights experts, justice advocates and other notable Western Australians have issued a call for urgent reforms in an open letter to the state's government on the...
Thirty-five years after the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody, it has been alleged that Prime Minister Anthony Albanese refused to meet with the families of some of those whose deaths...
Another young Aboriginal man has died in custody in Darwin, the Northern Territory Department of Corrections has confirmed. The 26-year-old was found unresponsive by Darwin Correctional Centre staff a...
Amnesty International says it is deeply concerned by the death in custody of a 25-year-old Aboriginal man in Darwin this week and is calling for a fully independent investigation into the circumstance...
A 25-year-old Aboriginal man has died in custody after allegedly struggling to breathe in the back of a police van. The man was allegedly arrested without incident after officers responded to reports...
The National Network of Incarcerated & Formerly Incarcerated Women and Girls has urged an end to over-incarceration after the death of a young Aboriginal woman in Bandyup Women's Prison in Western...
A 35-year-old Aboriginal woman has died in Western Australia's Bandyup Women's Prison. The woman was found unresponsive in her single-occupancy cell early Monday morning.
A second rally condemning the high number of Indigenous deaths in custody took place in Sydney's Hyde Park on Saturday, marking eight years since the death of Waka Waka man, Patrick Fisher.
Protesters have vowed to defy New South Wales' anti-protest laws and march on January 26 after police blocked a march in Sydney marking 10 years since the death of Dunghutti man David Dungay Jr.
There was no nurse on duty at the Tennant Creek watch house when an Indigenous woman died in custody there on Saturday, Northern Territory Police have admitted.
Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this story contains the name of a Dunghutti man who has passed away. Dunghutti Elder and advocate Leetona Dungay will hold a rally ou...
The image of Cleveland Dodd — a smiling, 16-year-old Yamatji boy who died in custody — is etched into the national consciousness.