Victoria's government accepts most Yoorrook Justice Commission recommendations, but rejects three related to youth offenders.
Victoria's government has accepted the majority of Yoorrook Justice Commission's recommendations on custody laws, but has rejected three related to youth offenders. The Yoorrook Justice Commission, which investigates historical injustices against Aboriginal Victorians, made 46 recommendations following extensive public hearings. The government's response to the report marks a significant step in the Truth and Treaty process, which aims to address historical injustices and systemic racism. However, the government's decision to reject three key youth offender recommendations has sparked criticism from Aboriginal and human rights advocates.
April 03, 2024
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