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sorry day

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Families still demanding an end to forced removals of Indigenous children on Sorry Day

It has been 13 years since Kevin Rudd's apology.

May 26, 2021 Alana Ramshaw and Talia Meli
News //

Protestors gather to demand an end to child removals

The protest was organised by Grandmothers Against Removal to mark 13 years since Sorry Day

February 12, 2021 Iggy Boyd
Hazel Collins, David Shoebridge, and Helen Eason leading the march behind a banner reading "Sorry means you don't do it again"
News // Sorry Day

First Nations grandmothers call for an end to racist child removals

400 people gathered to mark the 22nd anniversary of Sorry Day and call for government action

May 24, 2019 Liam Thorne
Hazel Collins, Aunty Doreen Webster, and Michael Welsh, speakers at the 2019 Sorry Day rally holding Aboriginal Flag outside NSW State Parliament
News, Uncategorized // Protest

“Sorry means you don’t do it again”: Hundreds protest ongoing Indigenous child removals on Sorry Day

Approximately 400 people turned out to demand an end to the forced adoption laws.

February 13, 2019 Nell O'Grady and Annie Zhang
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Protesters rally against removal of Aboriginal children from families

Andy Mason reports.

May 26, 2016 Andy Mason

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