Violence in Aboriginal Australia: Colonisation and Gender

Judy Atkinson

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Hidden forms of violence within the Aboriginal communities that in the long term can be more destructive are highlighted. The greatest act of violence began by declaring the land terra nullis. It is suggested that any recommendations for preventive strategies must be based on a clear understanding of the impact of colonisation on a nation of people whose cultural and spiritual values were radically different from the colonisers and the trauma and injury, which followed within Aboriginal Australia.

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