April/May 2003 Volume 5, Issue 24
The April-May 2003 issue of the Indigenous Law Bulletin features discussion about rising imprisonment rates of Indigenous women, the role of the Racial Discrimination Act in Native Title, new developments in international advocacy, a report on the return to Australia of over 60 Aboriginal human remains held at the Royal College of Surgeons in London, as well as community profiles, casenotes, book reviews and more.
News and Updates
Aboriginal Remains Return Home
by Lyndon Ormond-Parker
Research and reports
Speak Out Speak Strong: Rising Imprisonment Rates of Aboriginal Women
by Rowena LawrieThe Racial Discrimination Act: Does it Have a Role in Native Title?
by Margaret Donaldson and Yvette Park
Community Profiles
Profile of the Indigenous Land Corporation
by the Public Affairs Office of the Indigenous Land CorporationInterview with an Indigenous Lawyer: Shaz Rind
by Carl D’Souza and Melodie Gibson
Feature
New Developments in International Advocacy: Amicus Curiae and the World Trade Organisation
by Megan Davis
Casenotes
‘Aboriginal’ Style Art
by Simon EtheringtonFair Trading Warns: Beware Dodgy Didgeridoos and Bogus Boomerangs
by Merri Rose
Book Reviews
Blood, Sweat and Welfare: A History of White Bosses and Aboriginal Pastoral Workers
by Mary Anne Jebb
reviewed by Jill MilroyThe Stuart Case
by Ken Inglis
reviewed by Hal Wootten
Regular
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