Indigenous family violence : from emergency measures to committed long-term action

Abstract

On June 21 2007 the Federal Government announced a range of ‘emergency measures’ to combat sexual abuse against Indigenous children in the Northern Territory. While the announcement put the issue of family violence squarely in the media spotlight, the issue has been receiving increased attention throughout the past year, partly as a consequence of the very explicit and confronting interview given by Crown Prosecutor Nanette Rogers to the Lateline program on May 15 2006.1

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