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  1. The UN assessed Australia's treatment of Indigenous children, leading to expert complaints and intensifying pressure on the Prime Minister.

The government presented findings related to the 'Bringing Them Home' commission to the Australian Parliament, leading to a formal apology on behalf of the government.

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The government presented findings related to the 'Bringing Them Home' commission to the Australian Parliament, leading to a formal apology on behalf of the government.

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  1. Activists accused Australian government departments of enabling genocide related to Indigenous child removal findings.Sub-event
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