Amnesty International condemns 'shocking' rates of Indigenous youth detention

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — June 03, 2015

Amnesty International condemns 'shocking' rates of Indigenous youth detention
- Amnesty International has condemned what it calls shocking rates on Indigenous youth detention in Australia. The organisation's secretary-general, Salil Shetty, released an Amnesty report in Canberra today criticising Commonwealth, state and territory governments over the issue.

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Amnesty International condemns 'shocking' rates of Indigenous youth detention

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