First Contact 2008 Indigenous Australians Were Still Making First

First Contact 2008 Indigenous Australians Were Still Making First It's known that there are some common ancestors of indians and indigenous australians. this vido has some really good stuff about the origins of the first australians. it's a little long, but the first 10m or so is about pre colonial australia. There are also similarities with the modern issues facing indigenous australians as well. indigenous australians continue to be over represented in terms of prisons, suicide, teen pregnancies, statistically they have lower life expectancies, education levels and higher instances of alcoholism other substance abuse, and domestic violence child.

First Contact 2008 Indigenous Australians Were Still Making First The pintupi nine were a group of nine pintupi people who lived a traditional hunter gatherer desert dwelling life in australia's gibson desert until 1984, when they made contact with their relatives near kiwirrkurra. they are sometimes also referred to as "the lost tribe". After a ten year battle, on june 3, 1992, the high court of australia recognized what had always been obvious to the first australians: they were there first, and they have the right to reclaim. Thanks to the generosity of the rights holders, we are able to offer life before contact from the documentary first australians – episode 1, they have come to stay as a high quality video download. to play the downloadable video, you need quicktime 7.0, vlc, or similar. In 2008, then australian prime minister kevin rudd made a landmark speech apologizing to indigenous australians for the injustices they had suffered over many years. this apology was seen as a watershed moment in australian history, which paved the way for greater reconciliation between aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples and non indigenous australians. here is how it happened.

First Contact 2008 Indigenous Australians Were Still Making First Thanks to the generosity of the rights holders, we are able to offer life before contact from the documentary first australians – episode 1, they have come to stay as a high quality video download. to play the downloadable video, you need quicktime 7.0, vlc, or similar. In 2008, then australian prime minister kevin rudd made a landmark speech apologizing to indigenous australians for the injustices they had suffered over many years. this apology was seen as a watershed moment in australian history, which paved the way for greater reconciliation between aboriginal and torres strait islander peoples and non indigenous australians. here is how it happened. In february 2008, then prime minister kevin rudd formally apologised to australia's indigenous people for the policies that have caused centuries of continued suffering and in which the police. The struggle continues. today, aboriginal australians still struggle to retain their ancient culture and fight for recognition—and restitution—from the australian government. in 2023.