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NT police commissioner promises ‘cultural reform’, after First Nations police officers lodge human rights complaint
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Sept. 22, 2024 - 09:58
A warning this story contains racist and offensive language and images. Three of the Northern Territory’s serving First Nations police officers have filed a human rights complaint against the force and the Territory government, alleging systemic racism and unequal pay. The action’s on behalf of around 20 Aboriginal Community Police Officers and spans two decades of service.