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59. Chapter 2: Lateral violence in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities – Social Justice Report 2011. Australian Human Rights Commission.

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62. Rosemary Neill, White Out: How politics is killing black Australia. Crows Nest, NSW: Allen & Unwin, 2002, p. 133.

63. Hannah McGlade, Our Greatest Challenge: Aboriginal children and human rights [online], Canberra, ACT: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2012.

64. Australian Human Rights Commission, Bringing them home – Community Guide – 2007 update.

65. W.E.H. Stanner, The Dreaming and Other Essays, Melbourne: Black Inc., January 2011, p. 50.

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67. Ibid. Из отчета, связанного с расследованием: «Международная конвенция признает геноцид преступлением против человечности, ее резолюция осуждает его от имени международного сообщества и призывает любую страну, где происходят подобные преступления, преследовать виновных в судебном порядке. Изученные в ходе расследования исторические документы показывают, что политика изъятия детей имела ясную цель – абсорбировать, ассимилировать их, элиминировать национальные особенности, характерные для аборигенных народов, что могло вести к исчезновению данной расовой группы. Подобные законы и практики признаются геноцидом, даже если не были мотивированы исключительно ненавистью и враждой. Расследование подтвердило, что основной целью перемещения детей в детские учреждения было уничтожение культуры коренных австралийцев и стирание их идентичности. Тот факт, что некоторые из тех, кто проводил эту политику, были уверены, будто действуют в интересах и на благо детей, признан несущественным. Изъятие в любом случае является мерой, связанной с геноцидом».

68. Clendinnen, Lecture 4: Inside the Contact Zone.

69. Calla Wahlquist, ‘Indigenous babies being removed from parents at rising rates, study finds’, The Guardian, 25 February 2019.

70. Brooke Fryer, ‘Indigenous youth suicide at crisis point’, NITV, 15 January 2019.

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75. Atkinson, The Violence Continuum.

76. McGlade, Our Greatest Challenge.

77. Lucaschenko, ‘Violence against Indigenous women’, p. 149.

78. Rhianna Mitchell, ‘The remarkable women of Yungngora who saved their town’, 15 April 2019.

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